Sentence examples for expected governments from inspiring English sources

Elena Salgado, the Spanish finance minister, told reporters Monday that she expected governments to make a preliminary decision on hedge funds on Tuesday.

In fact they partly reflect a failure to generate stronger domestic demand as a result of not completing promised structural reforms.As economies bounced back from the crisis faster than expected, governments concluded that reform could wait.

As James Marriott of the pressure group Platform points out, part of the reason is that they expected governments to step up and defend any oil company that got itself into trouble: even, if necessary, to go to war on its behalf.

Higher than expected government spending could however have a positive effect on economic growth figures.

Mr. Lythcott said the theater expected government loans to settle the debt.

The I.B.M. executives said openly that they expected government officials to be angry about this trend.

But when the park closed earlier than expected, government planners said they were left unprepared.

Promoting women in the widely expected government reshuffle will look like a "last-minute worry" about votes, Labour has claimed.

Orders for machinery in Japan slid 5.4percentt in April from a month earlier, much more than analysts had expected, government data showed Wednesday.

Leon stayed his ruling pending an expected government appeal.

The Pentagon described the undertaking as "shaping operations" before the expected government onslaught.