Sentence examples for expected to be split up from inspiring English sources
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.
But the Europeans are expected to be split on banking secrecy.
That program is expected to be split into two or more separate programs.
They are expected to raise $50 billion, much of it from foreign buyers.Another firm coming up for sale is Eletropaulo, the electricity distributor in Sao Paulo city, which is to be split up into smaller units for privatisation.
They hate to be split up.
The magnificent library would have to be split up.
After the merger closes, which is expected to be during the third quarter next year, the business will be split up in 2018.
While the three-hour keynote will probably be split up among different products, expect to hear some of the same messaging.
The government is expected to put in 25 billion euros, or $33 billion, and it said that the bank would be split up and eventually wound down.
No, abusive families must be split up.
