Sentence examples for expects to present from inspiring English sources

During the negotiations, Universal expects to present NBC with a calculation of how much of NBC's profits can be traced directly back to the original "Law & Order" series.

Next year, Ms. Harper said, she expects to present professional papers on the site, and a book-size final report should be available in 2002.

Unless the free‐swinging Democrats in Wisconsin get into a damaging primary fight over the governorship, the state organization expects to present a formidable force for statewide offices.

When short-movie and documentary programs are added to the films exhibited in the Cannes marketplace, the festival expects to present 3,562 films, a 42percentt increase from last year's offerings.

Although the details have yet to be agreed – and today's press speculation is therefore premature – the BBC expects to present its proposals to the BBC Trust in the near future.

Paul Aniboli, the principal of Ramco Development in West Islip, who expects to present his $9.5 million plan to the town of Islip this month, says his project will preserve the property's historic features.

Presentations: Each student is expected to present one or more papers during the course of the semester.

A military investigation is expected to present its findings soon.

Instead, Republican leaders were expected to present the flexibility legislation.

Mr. Bloomberg is expected to present his proposed cuts to the current budget tomorrow.

International Olympic Committee President Juan Antonio Samaranch was expected to present the medals to the winners but canceled his appearance.