Sentence examples for expected to be addressing from inspiring English sources

She noted, too, that as the daughter of a pastor and a mother who was barred by the East German state from working as a teacher, she could never "in my wildest dreams" have expected to be addressing Congress.

When I came to Congress last year, I expected to be addressing the nation's largest problems and working with my colleagues to find solutions.

These questions are expected to be addressed in the government-wide spending review this autumn.

During his years of power, he expected to be addressed as Comrade Minister Army General.

But the legislation is expected to be addressed again as soon as Parliament gets back to work.

How the agencies would handle potential conflicts is expected to be addressed by the companies on Sunday.

Judge Keenan has scheduled a hearing on Friday at which sentencing issues are expected to be addressed.

Other issues expected to be addressed included reservations for government jobs, anti-money laundering measures and protecting whistle-blowers.

The issue has been percolating for several years and is expected to be addressed at FIFA's next meeting, from Oct. 13 to 14 in Switzerland.

The impact of Snowden's leaks on national security is expected to be addressed this week when parliament's intelligence and security committee will question the heads of MI6, MI5 and GCHQ in public for the first time.

The shooting, which left six dead and 13 wounded, is expected to be addressed during President Obama's State of the Union speech on Tuesday, as several people who helped the wounded have been invited to attend.