Sentence examples for expected to be entered from inspiring English sources

A plea is expected to be formally entered then., when a plea is expected to be entered.

The court has already heard oral arguments on the question of whether the government had the right to detain American citizens like Mr. Padilla indefinitely, and the new material is not expected to be entered into the record.

That breath test is not expected to be entered into evidence, so jurors will have to rely on Officer Schneider's testimony and Mr. Powell's behavior on the video, including the other sobriety tests, to determine if he was intoxicated when he was driving that morning.

The Chicago Mercantile Exchange told him on the day of the crash that "all orders…are expected to be entered into in good faith for the purpose of executing bona fide transactions".

The Canadian tertiary care hospital where this voluntary incident reporting system was in place had instructions on the types of events expected to be entered: a 'patient safety event' is 'Any circumstance where a patient experiences harm, or potential harm, due to medical care' (Hospital literature).

I focused totally on this event and wanted this result, but I didn't expect to be entering the Alps with a five-minute lead.

The five suspects are to hear their charges read out before a military court within 30 days, and are expected to be asked to enter a plea.

Immigration was raised again, but this time tensions were expected to be focused on Mexicans entering Canada, not the United States.

So, don't expect to be able to enter your standard URLs, there are none of those to be found.

Texas Gov. Rick Perry is expected to announce he is entering the race on the same day as the straw poll.

The three defendants who are expected to enter guilty pleas are Mr. Mazer's wife, Svetlana Mazer; his mother, Larisa Medzon; and a cousin, Anna Makovetskaya.