Sentence examples for expected to prepare a from inspiring English sources

The fund is expected to prepare a formal proposal in time for a financial summit meeting in the spring, officials said today.

Speaking ahead of the game, joint administrator Paul Clark said new information about the takeover and running of the club had become available and they expected to prepare a proper statement on the finances of the club next week.

How is one expected to prepare a proper defense without thorough and early access to charges?

Some are expected to prepare a Supreme Court-style campaign when Obama names his nominee.

Each candidate is expected to prepare a vision statement on the challenges and opportunities facing the UN and the next Secretary-General.

The students were expected to prepare a short story before attending, but Clarke only had "bundles" of material for her novel.

"We're certainly disappointed," said Mr. Norris, who said he expected to "prepare an appeal".

The acting president, Konstantin Päts, was expected to prepare an election for president.

The National Prosecuting Authority said it expected to prepare an indictment for his next appearance and hoped that the trial would begin before the end of the year.

I think she probably hated cooking, expected to prepare for a family day-in, day-out, year after year after year, and I suspect that's why, when I go home today, the fridge is stuffed full of shop-bought quiches and pies - so that she doesn't have to mix ingredients or make pastry or grind mince.

In my father's generation, a four-year education was expected to prepare him for a lifelong career.