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He is also expected to reaffirm that Russia will have no veto over NATO's decisions.
They are expected to reaffirm their commitment to abolishing trade barriers by signing free trade agreements with Australia and New Zealand.
During a memorial service in Washington, Mr Mulholland is expected to reaffirm a commitment for finding any other accomplices by saying: "The Crown will never give up the fight to secure justice for the families of those who died".
A senior Obama administration official said Monday that the countries attending the conference were expected to reaffirm a commitment to Afghan sovereignty and discuss plans to help Kabul assure its own security while developing a sustainable economy.
The fifth Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report is due out on September 27th, and is expected to reaffirm with growing confidence that humans are driving global warming and climate change.
Senior officials from the five major industrial nations will gather here Saturday for two days of talks that are expected to reaffirm a commitment to the major initiative the group forged last September, but yield no further sea changes in world economic policy.
The Republican Party platform still calls for such a ban, as it has since the ascendancy of the Reaganites, and that plank is expected to be reaffirmed this year.
Aid was linked to South Korea's planning and budget process, one of the principles set out in the Paris declaration on aid effectiveness in 2005 and expected to be reaffirmed in Busan.
The IMF is expected next week to reaffirm its view that global economic growth will slow this year, with falling demand in China adding to the negative outlook.
When they gathered at NATO headquarters in Brussels on Thursday, European leaders expected Trump to reaffirm the idea of collective security ― and maybe even say some kind words about the new memorial to commemorate the victims of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
The good box office results of the films distributors expected to do well reaffirmed their prior — yet erroneous — beliefs.
