Sentence examples for expected to refer from inspiring English sources

Even her children were expected to refer to her as "Princess Margaret" in front of visitors.

Scotland Yard is expected to refer the case to the Independent Police Complaints Commission.

The office of fair trading is expected to refer Granada and Carlton's proposed deal to the competition commission.

Once firms have used up their annual quota, which many did halfway through this year, they are expected to refer clients to other solicitors.

The bill is now headed to the Democratic-led House of Representatisexpectedh is expectod to refer it to the General Assembly's joint Finance Committee.

The president is expected to refer the letter to the new interagency trade enforcement task force he announced in January during his State of the Union address.

And I expect to refer additional cases.

Lord Goldsmith said at least four other cases were expected to be referred to the Army Prosecuting Authority.

The league was also expected to discuss referring Syria to the UN human rights council because that is easier than approaching the security council, where any condemnation of Damascus faces veto by Russia and China.

The Tesco announcement means 1,500 unemployed people expected to be referred to the company on work experience over the next six months will now be given a choice of whether to stay on benefits and complete the placement unpaid, or accept a paid placement with a guaranteed offer of a job at the end of it if their trial goes well.

The trial is expected to be referred to a new fast-track court.