Sentence examples for expected to be split from inspiring English sources

But the Europeans are expected to be split on banking secrecy.

Among the topics awaiting the pope's attention in the new year is a meeting in Rome at which the organisation – wracked by accusations of sexual abuse – is expected to be split up.

Cabinet members are expected to be split, with Philip Hammond, Amber Rudd and Greg Clark opposed to no deal and Liam Fox, Chris Grayling and Penny Mordaunt among those who could be in favour.

The rest of the cash that would be paid by the banks is expected to be split this way: the federal government would get about $750 million, state bank regulators about $90 million.

It is expected to be split in two, with an economic strategy and jobs portfolio going to Jean-Louis Borloo, outgoing social-cohesion minister, as part of Mr Sarkozy's efforts to convert the French to the idea that growth and jobs are linked and employment is not just a welfare matter.

That program is expected to be split into two or more separate programs.

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Observers expect it to be split down the middle, with the "swing" justice, as in so many other cases, being Sandra Day O'Connor.

The BHF had the clearest position on joint funding; it will pay the whole APC if it is the only funder with a strong OA agenda, but otherwise it would generally expect it to be split (although in practice this tends to be interpreted quite generously).

To rate higher: Tropical Storms and hurricanes — like Irene, making her way through the Caribbean now — are expected to be stronger this year, but scientists are split on how to adjust the category-based rating system.

As would be expected, directors appear to be split on which voices they hear and heed.