Sentence examples for expects to push from inspiring English sources
Mr Monti no longer expects to push through many of the long moribund directives.
Woodson expects to push Wallace again Saturday by having him run the full court in a scrimmage with the team for at least 20 minutes.
It is understood that BBC management expects to push ahead with implementing the pension changes, which it argues are even more "realistic, affordable and fair" than when they were first tabled given the recent licence fee settlement with the government that will lead to a funding cut of 16% in real terms over four years from April 2011.
The company expects to push over 5 million Bada handsets off the shelves by the end of this year, and they're looking to push another 10 million out in the first half of 2011.
Since we wrote about Orascom Hotels & Development's audacious $500 million development in the once antidevelopment Swiss town of Andermatt, the company has announced it expects to push ahead on six projects in the Middle East and Europe over the next two years.
That heavy spending is expected to push up growth next quarter.
The Grammy triumph is expected to push sales far higher.
Usually that would be expected to push up wages.
They're both expected to push the climate system toward less ice.
In the near future, another new lift is expected to push that total to 275km.
No matter the outcome, Republicans are expected to push forward with legislation to repeal the law.
