Sentence examples for expects a resolution from inspiring English sources

Everybody expects a resolution, just like everybody expects to be happy.

H.P. hopes that federal prosecutors will not file charges, and it expects a resolution with the Securities and Exchange Commission over its failure to reveal details of the resignation of one of its directors, Thomas J. Perkins, last May.

After Mr. Bush's speech, "the market expects a resolution within weeks instead of months," said Harvey Hirschhorn, the head of asset allocation and strategy for the Columbia Management Group, which manages $150 billion, including more than $50 billion in stocks.

The region's director of rugby says he expects a resolution to the Welsh rugby crisis - which prevents Wales captain Warburton from playing - this week.

Update (8 38am PT): Google now says that service has been restored for some users and that it expects a resolution for all users "in the near future".

Bush said he expected a resolution to their bid soon.

"In the first quarter of next calendar year we expect a resolution," said Luisa Megale, a spokeswoman at Lucent Technologies Australia and New Zealand.

"We found that the majority -- 55percentt -- expect a resolution within six hours," Mr. Daniels said.

He said he expected a resolution to the issue, which had "almost distracted our good relations".

Even the most optimistic diplomat is not expecting a resolution of the conflict at Geneva.

But Mr. Kourbaj said he did not expect a resolution to the crisis anytime soon.