Sentence examples for expected to meet through from inspiring English sources

The panel is expected to meet through September.

Do officers have a financial quota that they are expected to meet through issuing citations?

The company has $13 billion of debt coming due and financing obligations over the next year, which it expects to meet through its cash on hand, existing credit facilities and asset sales, among other steps.

Mrs A L Cullum, principal at Heathside School said: "The school operates a hardship fund to support students on trips linked to the curriculum; this expedition is not part of the curriculum nor takes place in term time and parents are not expected to cover the cost – rather students are expected to meet the cost through organising fundraising activities".

The company said that its suppliers had agreed to continue shipping products, and that it expected to meet commitments to customers through 2005.

It is expected to meet today's challenges through international, innovative and trans-disciplinary research and the empowerment of research consortia, governments, industry and civil society.

Farmers will be expected to meet some of the cost, through a levy raising around £40m a year which will be based on the size of each farm and its operation.

Prosecutors in this case were expected to meet that relatively low bar, in part because the case been through a grand jury.

I never expected to meet with her".

I certainly never expected to meet him.

They are expected to meet again next week.