Sentence examples for expected to enter into from inspiring English sources

You were expected to enter into an arranged marriage with a cousin of yours.

As BWMC is expected to enter into force soon, shipping companies will start seeking exemptions for ballast water management in accordance with BWMC Regulation A-4.

With the subsequent design of SPR protein arrays, SPR MS is expected to enter into the field of high-throughput protein interaction discovery and miniaturized diagnostics.

The amendments are expected to enter into force at the start of next year — becoming the first legally binding global treaty on greenhouse gases since the Kyoto Protocol.

The fiscal pact is expected to enter into force on Jan . 1 , 2013assuming that 12 of the 17 members that use the euro ratify it.

He was born in Kansas City, Missouri, where his father and grandfather were doctors; he was expected to enter into the family practice, rather than pursue writing.

Greece recently signed a bilateral security agreement with the United States and expects to enter into similar arrangements with other countries.

She does not expect to enter into a similar arrangement, although she said she would "always be available" to the network.

Meanwhile, Bombardier of Canada, one of the more established manufacturers in this market segment, will be hoping to build more customer momentum for its C-Series, seating 100 to 148, which it expects to enter into service in 2013.

Zingo, which was started in Atlanta in 2005, has already expanded into about two dozen markets, according to an owner, PX Head, who expects to enter into more licensing arrangements around the country.

The companies signed a memorandum of understanding Monday and expect to enter into a formal agreement next year, after completing a feasibility study that will help them lay out more detailed plans.