Sentence examples for expected that once the from inspiring English sources

He said he fully expected that once the salary and promotion package was in place, the proper authorities at the bank would find out about its composition.

It is expected that once the new government in Dili files its application the United Nations will accept it as its 190th member.

A Fed governor, Ben S. Bernanke, indicated on Monday that he expected that once the uncertainty lifted, the economy was likely to start growing, perhaps in the second half of the year.

But Mr. Levin said Sunday that he expected that once the party had a nominee, he or she would use his or her prerogative to restore the delegates' full voting strength.

A spokesman for Just Equal, Ivan Hinton-Teoh, said he expected that once the plebiscite was knocked on the head "the government will look again at a free vote, and even if a free vote isn't allowed only a handful of Liberals need to cross the floor for marriage equality to pass".

It is expected that, once the calibration process ends, the stiffness obtained in the model 1b will be different to that obtained in model 1a due to the new material properties.

It would be a grave mistake now to expect that, once the pain kicks in, Labour can woo voters back by crying: "We told you so".

Kelly expects that once the word is out, the center will be busy with students unafraid to discuss what they're going through.

Economy professor Sebastián Auguste said he expects that, once the debt settlement has been finalized, President Macri will seek to bring private investors into infrastructure projects.

We thus expect that once these factors are included, these will end up producing a significant additional selection pressure on the morphology and operation of actuators.

The Fund expects that, once again, the Irish economy will be the zippiest in the rich world, clocking up growth of 6.7% in 1999 and 6.4% in 2000; but this will be below the 9%-plus it managed in 1997 and 1998.