Sentence examples for going to be established from inspiring English sources
Jewish Home's leader Naftali Bennett this week told the Guardian the conflict with the Palestinians was "insoluble", he didn't intend to waste time "babbling" about it, and a Palestinian state was not going to be established.
"Ultimately, the rules for Michigan high school athletics are not to be established by online petitions and they're not going to be established by what happens in other states," Roberts said.
The new power plant (B) is going to be established.
The fast data acquisition will be inevitably accompanied by high data flow rates which will be sustainable only if adequate data reduction schemes are going to be established.
The retailers falling between the first and second corresponding numbers to DCs (10, 11 and 12) will be assigned to DC 2. In this example, as number 11 comes right after number 12, no retailer is assigned to DC 2, i.e., DC2 is not going to be established.
This aspect will need to be further investigated when threshold levels for positive signals are going to be established.
Her main job was going to be establishing contacts with Americans dissidents, scholars and activists and inviting them to Tehran to speak to high-ranking Iranian policy-makers, top officers of the Revolutionary Guards and the intelligence ministry.
"One of the most difficult things in the next few months is going to be establishing which of our allies of convenience in the early stages of this war can become real allies over the longer term, and which ones are going to be major troublemakers, and which ones are going to just switch sides," Mr. Wolfowitz said in the interview.
"There's going to be a floor established.
Repeating the experiment with different barrier thicknesses allows a 50 50 or go: no-go threshold to be established.
