Sentence examples for gathering expected from inspiring English sources

The vote came as Israel's rightist and religious parties started positioning themselves before an American-sponsored peace gathering expected to take place in Annapolis, Md., this month.

The talks will continue among ministers at an I.A.E.A. meeting in Vienna on June 20-24, a gathering expected to propose more concrete steps, possibly including mandatory international safety regulations going beyond the agency's existing recommendations.

The Israeli prime minister, Ehud Olmert, told the Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee of the Israeli Parliament on Monday that he was considering another release of Palestinian prisoners before the international Middle East peace gathering expected to take place in Annapolis, Md., in coming weeks.

Assorted events open to the public — many organized and promoted by the Chabad-Lubavitch movement — will take place in New York City, with a large gathering expected at 7 a.m. at Dag Hammarskjold Plaza on East 47th Street, shine or rain.

The gathering was expected to chart Cuba's political future after Mr. Castro and his brother Fidel are gone.

The gathering is expected to be the company's most contentious in years, with frustrated shareholders taking the microphone to demand accountability after a phone-hacking scandal in Britain that has embarrassed the company.

People were agitated, crowds were gathering; I expected to see an ambulance hurtling round the corner and saw instead a donkey-drawn cart pulling three children and two male relatives.

The gathering was expected to include reps from U.S.-based banks Morgan Stanley, J.P. Morgan Chase, Citigroup, UBS and ABN Amro.

All candidates at the gathering were expected to pitch themselves as strong and conservative alternatives to Obama, who will run for a second term with the undeniable advantage of incumbency.

More such gatherings are expected.

While British intelligence-gathering is expected to be criticized in the report, it is unclear whether the report will claim political casualties, to the consternation of some of Mr. Blair's critics.