Sentence examples for is expected to amend from inspiring English sources

The government is expected to amend the House of Representatives Standing Orders on Wednesday morning.

However, his National Resistance Movement is expected to amend the constitution.

But the party is expected to amend it, in the face of strong criticism from the E.U.

The Bill is expected to amend magistrates' powers to enable them to impose a mixture of fines and community punishments which to date have been separate.

Mr. Orr, who has the authority to make significant changes to union contracts, sell city assets and privatize city services, is expected to amend the plan in the months ahead.

Mr. Weinstein noted that the agency was expected to amend these regulations in the near future to include co-op units.

Countries that sign up to them are expected to amend their local laws in order to comply with international standards, not exempt themselves from selected parts of the convention.

Furthermore, people may have behaved differently while being observed, though they might be expected to amend their behaviour towards what they considered to be compliance with professional expectations of self-management (e.g. to try to be seen to be following a diabetes diet).

The depression of the endothermic peak in drug-loaded wafer suggested that LOR could be present in an amorphous form in the matrix of the wafer, and its behaviour would be expected to amend the solubility of the drug in water, resulting in better bioavailability.

The authors state that this current deficit is expected to be amended soon by implementing a calibration workflow.

Heins Mills is expected to file an amended complaint today contending that AOL Time Warner overstated its revenue by more than $1.7 billion.