Sentence examples for is expected to circulate from inspiring English sources
The Sydney strain is expected to circulate again this year, Ms. Brammer said.
The European Commission's competition division is expected to circulate a draft ruling in the Microsoft antitrust case to other divisions within the commission, including Mr. Eckert's, by the end of this year.
An early barometer of how serious Iran is, is likely to occur prior to the official meeting in Geneva, when the foreign minister, Javad Zarif, is expected to circulate formal ideas that will form the start of talks.
An ethics commission of the American Bar Association is expected to circulate by early November a draft proposal recommending that ethics rules be amended to allow other professional service providers — like accountants, economists and social workers — to partner with lawyers and own up to 25 percent of a law firm.
As at most parties, you are expected to circulate here and there, stopping when a loud voice calls or when something catches your eye.
Meanwhile, individuals who wanted complete protection had to get two flu shots, one to protect against the swine flu that was already circulating, the other against seasonal flu strains that were expected to circulate but never did appear to any significant extent.
About 600 free buses are expected to circulate to and from the capital.
These specimens were collected soon after an outbreak, when the virus was expected to circulate with high prevalence (10 ).
A strong laboratory capacity, in particular standardized approaches for diagnostic methods and assay validation, has been identified as a short-term priority in CCHF-endemic areas and regions where CCHFV could be expected to circulate (11, 12 ).
A Saudi delegate echoed Dabbashi's remarks, adding that he hoped all U.N. member states would support a draft General Assembly resolution that Egypt is expected to formally circulate to the assembly later on Monday.
In August 2010, World Health Organization (WHO) declared the world to be in the post-pandemic period, when the pH1N1 virus is expected to continue to circulate as a seasonal virus for some years to come [ 1].
