Sentence examples for expected to be breached from inspiring English sources

Cumbria police said flood defences in Cockermouth were expected to be breached on Saturday night and a reception centre had been set up at the town's school.

EMI's future could hinge on the willingness of investors to stump up cash to enable the company to meet loan covenants that are expected to be breached in March next year, it emerged today.

London is expected to be in breach of NO2 safe limits for the next decade – and the official British estimate is that NO2 pollution currently causes 23,500 premature deaths every year.

The mayor of London, Boris Johnson, has argued he has acted on pollution but the city is still expected to be in breach of European NO2 limits until 2025 and an estimated 9,500 people die early each year because of the capital's dirty air.

Section 4(1) establishes a general duty to repair and maintain the property, owed by the landlord to anyone who could reasonably be expected to be harmed by a breach; this includes tenants, their friends and family and also trespassers.

She has lifted some items of furniture but does not expect her home to be breached.

The bad news for Conner, who has been too busy raising money to sail for most of this regatta, is that the tie could be broken later tonight when a penalty is expected to be imposed on his syndicate for breaching the protocol that governs the competition.

No club is expected to be excluded from the Champions League for breaching the spending limits and Wenger believes that could be linked to TV rights sales.

If that is not respected, then the financial fair play will have problems to be respected in the future because everyone will just not consider it at all". No club is expected to be excluded from the Champions League for breaching the spending limits and Wenger believes that could be linked to TV rights sales.

This immune response is expected to be much higher in mammals with invasive placentation because the maternal epithelia are breached.

The company has admitted a health and safety breach and is awaiting what is expected to be an unprecedented fine.