Sentence examples for expected to make the case from inspiring English sources

Next week he is expected to make the case in a speech in Paris.

On the EU side, the passage of time can be expected to make the case for Turkish entry stronger.

The administration is expected to make the case that the needs of the troubled banks can be met with the bailout funds that Congress has already approved.

The leader was expected to make the case against airstrikes in an interview on the BBC's Andrew Marr show on Sunday morning.

The document – entitled The NHS Belongs to Us All – is expected to make the case for significant changes to the way hospitals operate.

Mr. Arafat will come to New York a day after meeting President Clinton in Washington, where he is also expected to make the case for international troops in the occupied territories.

A lawyer is expected to make the best case he can no matter what his own opinion.

"In which case, we would not expect to make the June 1 Series D bond payment".

Those private conversations are expected to make a case that the sheer size and sophistication of the attacks over the past few years threaten to erode support for China among the country's biggest allies in Washington, the American business community.

The CRTC is expected to make its case in front of the House of Commons later today.

The two are expected to make their case for an Iran nuclear deal.