Sentence examples for expected to be revived from inspiring English sources

Those efforts are expected to be revived in the current session.

But operas typically recoup their costs only after long runs, and productions are usually expected to be revived many times and last ten years or longer.

But public confidence is so shaken that even if the vaccine is cleared of blame, the scheme is not expected to be revived on a mass scale.In October, when free vaccine first became available, 35 people, mostly elderly, died of heart attacks after receiving shots.

Heiner Flassbeck, professor of economics at Hamburg University, and until recently chief economist at the UN's trade arm, Unctad, believes that even now, when few people expect Doha to be revived, the WTO remains stuck with an outdated mindset, in which "free trade" is just about domestic subsidies and taxes on exports.

They said they expected the bill to be revived and passed in a lame-duck legislative session after the election for governor in November.

It has now been reported that the Lords could be planning to delay the draft investigatory powers bill, expected to be published next week, which would revive measures forcing telecommunications companies to retain users' browsing data for 12 months.

Chipotle's ability to win back diners is vital to reviving sales and is expected to be a key topic at the company's annual meeting on Wednesday.

The incident immediately revived the debate about goal-line technology, with a final decision on whether it is introduced expected to be taken in Zurich on 5 July.

"We fully expect M&A activity in the mining sector to be revived over the next 12 months.

And when the final whistle went I half-expected every player to collapse to the floor and have to be revived by physios and medical teams!

The man had to be revived.