Sentence examples for expects concrete from inspiring English sources

The report said it expects "concrete proposals" for developing a workforce at the corporation, on and off air, of greater diversity in terms of both gender and ethnicity.

Few delegates expect concrete proposals to emerge here.

"We're expecting concrete results," said the spokesman, Oleksandr Dykusarov, according to the Interfax news service.

"We expect concrete support from them," said Mr. Khelil, the OPEC president.

"These people go into the line of fire every day, but they do not expect concrete danger for their families".

The people of Britain and Germany expect concrete steps from their governments to ensure that Afghanistan will once again be governed with sole Afghan responsibility.

A spokesman said the government also expected "concrete movement" soon in the case of the former Bosnian-Serb military leader, Ratko Mladic.

Before meeting the Iranian president Hassan Rouhani at the UN, Hollande said he expected "concrete gestures" by Iran to show it would give up its military nuclear programme, "even if it clearly has the right to pursue its civilian programme".

Italy's current prime minister, Enrico Letta, who watched the rally on television, took note of Mr. Berlusconi's intentions, but he made clear that he expected concrete action, like support for a package of economic measures that are scheduled to be voted on in Parliament next week, a member of Mr. Letta's staff said.

So can we expect concrete results from Thursday's meeting?

"I'm expecting concrete first results, in terms of implementation, before the end of this year".