Sentence examples for expected to pull out from inspiring English sources

Canada had been expected to pull out and as a result faced international criticism at the Durban talks.

The North Queensland Cowboys scrum-half had been expected to pull out of yesterday's match after his uncle was killed in a vicious beating in Brisbane on Friday.

In Sierra Leone, where a decade-long war ended two years ago, United Nations peacekeepers are expected to pull out by the end of the year.

For this sacrifice by the Greeks, the troika is now expected to pull out all the stops and wave through the last €7.2bn of funds due under the existing bailout programme.

Two of three Navy warships anchored off Monrovia left those waters over the weekend, and the last one is expected to pull out at midweek as the United Nations takes over the peacekeeping mission, American defense officials said.

McCain also said the war in Iraq will be over by the year 2013, which is also when I think Hillary is expected to pull out of the race.

The team expects to pull out roughly 388,000 munitions or partial munitions from the trenches.

Now she's starring as Sean Hayes' best friend Liz on the new sitcom "Sean Saves The World," but she isn't expecting to pull out her impressive pipes for the part.

What's more, in May, Trump is expected to pull the United States out of the Iran deal, meaning that he will reimpose U.S. sanctions on Iranian oil.

She made it clear that Israel could not be expected to pull its forces out completely from the West Bank in the near future.

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