Sentence examples for expected to be represented from inspiring English sources

But the unhappy home front is expected to be represented by tens of thousands of protesters who have already begun arriving in Miami.

One or more opposition parties are expected to be represented at the vast majority, if not all, of the 113,000 voting places.

Lieve Halsberghe, who represents the Survivors Network of Those Abused by Priests, criticized the fact that the church was expected to be represented on the adjudication panel.

The 2008-9 presentations will be 90-minute concert versions of works by Pierre Boulez, Britten, Debussy, Ives, Messaien and Stravinsky, who are expected to be represented in the 2009-10 schedule.

In addition to planning for the Geneva conference, officials at the Tuesday meeting in London hoped to consider ways to strengthen the moderate rebels, who were expected to be represented at the meeting by Ahmad Assi al-Jarba, the head of the political wing of the Syria opposition coalition.

Every woman ordained in 1994 was invited, while all dioceses in England were expected to be represented.

The Million Mom March has opened more than 240 chapters in 46 states and expects to be represented in every state by the fall.

A lot of people see themselves as working class, expect to be represented as working class and at a time of six years of continuing austerity expect their MPs to be far more conscious of their plight than some of them are.

Everyone expects to be represented in the final scenes of "Sex and the City," Mr. King says, "single women, married women, couples that aren't married, older women, old guys who like Samantha, 17-year-old girls who look for the shoes," not to mention fans of Carrie's gay pal Stanford and the few people who still miss Skipper from Season 1.

Apart from Ad Hoc, Nicholls expects to be represented by two more from his yard - Montifault, partnered by Tizzard, and Whitenzo, who will be ridden by Barry Geraughty, who at one time was thought to be the target of a stable job from the trainer.

(LGBT kids learn that they should expect to be represented badly, or not at all).