Sentence examples for expected to be declared from inspiring English sources

Xpedior also said it expected to be declared in default on loans from Comerica Bank.

The incumbent president, Joseph Kabila, is widely be expected to be declared the winner, justly or not.

Other regions of southern Somalia are expected to be declared famine zones in the next month or two.

With the referendum vote now official, actual independence is expected to be declared July 9, when the peace agreement that set the stage for the vote expires.

On Tuesday, the United States said that economic sanctions would be lifted from southern Sudan upon its independence, which is expected to be declared on July 9.

Iran was not expected to be declared formally in "non-compliance" with its obligations this week, but America wants pressure kept on Iran to meet the IAEA's concerns.

However, as the AP reports, neither campaign is fully expecting to be declared a winner before a recount takes place, which would happen automatically if neither candidate pulls ahead by more that half a percentage point.

The west African nation is expected to be officially be declared free from Ebola – which has killed 11,313 people in the region – by the World Health Organisation.

The record, which is based on a five-day average, is expected to be officially declared in the next few days by the National Snow and Ice Data Centre in Colorado.

His victory was expected to be formally declared on October 31st, pending the results of an investigation into the election's many flaws and the arrival of the last weary UN donkey, bearing a ballot-box in from the wilds.In an 18-man field, Mr Karzai's win was impressive.

But the exception proves the rule: after the signing, Obama said and did little to defend the Affordable Care Act, and his advisers have said he expected it to be declared unconstitutional by the Supreme Court.