Sentence examples for expected to oppose from inspiring English sources

Republicans are all expected to oppose the bill.

Prosecutors are not expected to oppose Hodgson's challenge.

The Quakers are expected to oppose the development.

Only two Republicans have pledged their support; the rest are expected to oppose the measure.

Britain, Rwanda's biggest bilateral donor and keenest apologist, is expected to oppose such moves.

South Africa is expected to oppose the move, as it did last year.

Two Republican commissioners, Meredith Baker and Robert McDowell, are expected to oppose it.

The biotechnology industry is expected to oppose an efforts to force greater disclosure.

Hispanics, coming from traditional Catholic societies, might be expected to oppose abortion, but what do they feel about gay marriage?

Representative Nydia M. Velazquez, a liberal New York Democrat who might have been expected to oppose repeal, instead embraces it.

Though Rwanda is predominantly Catholic, the church's leaders here are not expected to oppose a campaign for population control.