Sentence examples for expected to side from inspiring English sources

Theresa May will chair a cabinet committee to make the final decision on 17 October, when she is expected to side with Heathrow's bid.

A number of cabinet ministers are expected to campaign to leave the EU, including Chris Grayling, the leader of the House of Commons, but the majority are expected to side with Downing Street.

North Korea has been a little late off the propaganda gun, but it has been vocal on the general subject quite recently and can be expected to side with Beijing, its most important backer.

He is expected to side with the Democrats.The Republicans also failed to capture Democrat-held seats in two reliably conservative states that Mitt Romney carried with ease, Montana and North Dakota.

The youth group, which is affiliated with Prime Minister Vladimir V. Putin's party, could be expected to side with the government, but the sentiments expressed by its members were echoed by other Russians who lived through the loss of the Soviet empire and the humiliating economic collapse that followed.

John D. Cherry Jr. Lieutenant Governor Lansing, Mich., Nov. 19, 2008 • To the Editor: As a Massachusetts Democrat who is ecstatic about the election of Barack Obama, I never expected to side with Mr. Romney and disagree strongly with President-elect Obama's first major policy push.

She added that she did not want to be expected to take sides.

It was uncensored and bipartisan in its attacks in a time when satirists were often expected to take sides.

If he and Maliki fight it out, are our soldiers expected to take a side?

According to Swansea, the 26-year-old is expected to join Greece side AEK Larnaca.

And it's difficult and it's hard because you're expected to pick a side.