Sentence examples for expected to be enacted from inspiring English sources

The Mexican president's proposal is expected to be enacted by the Mexican Congress next year.

The bill has Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's support and is expected to be enacted soon.

The regulations are expected to be enacted on Monday by the Board of Regents, the state's education policy-making body.

A number of the laws have been stopped by courts for this election but are expected to be enacted in the coming year or two.

The decision to strike down the law was, however, suspended until March next year, by which stage the government's new investigatory powers bill is expected to be enacted.

A separate proposal to form a national encryption commission to further study the issue is also not expected to be enacted this year.

Pavel Astakhov, Russia's child rights commissioner and a major proponent of the ban, told news agencies on Wednesday that he expected it to be enacted and to immediately block the departure of 46 children ready to be adopted by parents from the United States.

Conceivably the law could change for 2012, and many expect changes to be enacted for 2013, perhaps in the lame-duck session after the 2012 election, but no one interviewed forecast changes for this year.

The study analysed the current shortcomings of urban mobility planning in Germany and concluded: "According to our analysis, informal local transportation planning is subject to structural deficits which cannot be expected to be rectified substantially without enacting a sufficiently guiding legal framework".

Virginia Herold, executive officer of the California Pharmacy Board, said she expected the law to be enacted by April 1.

The code is expected to be introduced this summer, and possibly enacted in some European countries.