Sentence examples for expected to be retained from inspiring English sources

Limits on cash withdrawals are expected to be retained.

A small number are expected to be retained to help deal with the estimated 30,000 parcels still being held at City Link's depots, all of which are set to remain open until around 6 January.

Overall about 50% of the 150 full-time staff that work on the Indy and i are expected to be retained following the closure of the print editions next month.

Some of the business affairs unit is expected to be retained in some form because its expertise in negotiating big deals is still needed, even if the deals are not likely to be as complex as past deals.

Farbrace, who left that assistant role in 2009 to take over at Kent before spells at Yorkshire and Sri Lanka, is now expected to be retained by Bayliss and return to the No2 job he occupied under Moores.

As Graham Rowntree, who is expected to be retained as the forwards coach, said before Lancaster's full-time appointment, the no-nonsense manager "dragged England out of the gutter".

Kemp did not expect to be retained if the Republicans were reelected in 1992, and some pundits agreed with him.

Duplications of genes encoding for proteins involved in signaling networks are also expected to be rarely retained [8].

This compound would be expected to be strongly retained during HPLC [ 43], and may represent a portion of the 17% of Se in the smt2-9 exthatts that was not recovered from the column during HPLC/ICP-MS.

Walsh said that he expected everyone to be retained.

It is possible that higher polythionates cannot be recovered with a 4 M KCl eluent, because higher polythionates are expected to be more strongly retained then tetrathionate.