Sentence examples for expected to demand from inspiring English sources

He is expected to demand increased use of hard data from actual lending transactions.

Bidders for those contracts, currently owned by National Express, are now expected to demand compensation.

It is therefore widely expected to demand that the software be "unbundled" and sold separately.

There is no precedent for a complete suspension of Schengen throughout continental Europe, as France is now expected to demand.

Mr Brown is expected to demand unity in a cabinet meeting to be held on Monday outside London.

Southampton are expected to demand £24m for the midfielder, who has two years left to run on his current deal.

Management is expected to demand a further increase in its audience, as well as cutting Asian Network's budget.

The agency's governing board is expected to demand that North Korea allow its inspectors, and cameras, back into the country.

In a culture that expects parents to be beholden to the needs of their children, mothers are not expected to demand, much less desire, time away.

Regulators are expected to demand that the largest banks hold extra capital to reflect the risk their size presents to the financial system.

As the increased usage makes Groupon deals less profitable for merchants, they are expected to demand a larger share of revenue from Groupon.