Sentence examples for expected to be managed from inspiring English sources

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EMI was allowed to keep the Beatles' recorded music catalogue, which is expected to be managed in the UK by a newly formed Capitol Records unit of Universal Music.

Asked if he expected to be managing the team Monday night against the first-place Florida Marlins, Randolph said, "I don't see why not".

In total, corps officials said, they expected to be managing more than 1,300 pieces of equipment by the end of the week, including short- and long-haul trucks, Bobcats, excavators and front-end loaders.

In this respect, some of the conditions resulting in specialist referral are ones that in another country one would normally expect to be managed in primary care.

A senior executive claims that it will have 16 new schools by the end of the year, and expects to be managing another five or six existing independent ones.

Valentine did not expect to be managing the Mets last night, thinking he had no appeal process for his one-game suspension over a series of brushback pitches last weekend.

Within 5 years CMS expects to be managing many tens of petabytes of data at over a hundred sites around the world.

By the end of this year Four Seasons expects to be managing 58 hotels in 27 countries (most of which range in size from 200 to 300 rooms).

"I expected to be heavily managed," says Warne.

[A1.] Sports Illustrated to Name an Editor Terry McDonell, a well-traveled magazine editor who has worked almost everywhere except Time Inc., is expected to be named managing editor of Sports Illustrated this week, said executives at its parent, Time Inc., and Wenner Media, where Mr. McDonell now edits US Weekly.