Sentence examples for expected to make changes from inspiring English sources

The defeat at the Olympic Stadium means McNamara is expected to make changes.

Within a day or two, Mr. Arafat is expected to make changes in his cabinet, one minister, Nabil Shaath, said.

ABC had been expected to make changes to its late-night programming, with "Politically Incorrect" seen as particularly vulnerable to cancellation.

In Medicaid, Mr. Pataki is expected to make changes that will result in $1 billion worth of savings for the state.

When Councilman David Yassky said the system created a "false sense of precision," Mr. Liebman emphasized that he expected to make changes before the grades were assigned next year.

The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission was expected to make changes after the Supreme Court nullified the first election.

As part of a national survey in the United States, physicians from a variety of specialties were asked whether they were comfortable with, considering changing or expecting to make changes in their screening and treatment practices for a series of eight hypothetical patients at elevated risk of stroke.

Officials also said they did not expect to make changes in District 75, which serves 23,000 special education students in schools dedicated to them.

Chief Executive Eric Schmidt said in a conference call on Thursday that the China business is unchanged but the company expects to make changes in a "reasonably short time from now".

Aberdeen manager Craig Brown expects to make changes to his squad this summer but "not dramatically".

McGinley expects to make changes for the afternoon foursomes as he looks to use all 12 players in his team on the opening day.