Sentence examples for is expected to comment from inspiring English sources

He is expected to comment on the progress report next month.

Harry Reasoner, the former managing partner who is coordinating Vinson's responses to Enron matters, is expected to comment on it today, Mr. Householder said.

Netanyahu is expected to comment in person later Sunday, as the Cabinet convenes for its weekly meeting.

Judge John G. Roberts Jr. says he should not be expected to comment on whether critical cases were correctly decided.

The Foreign Office brushed off Russia's complaint, saying it could not be expected to comment on private conversations.

Ms Cooper told BBC Radio 4's Today programme yesterday: "Clearly the Prime Minister can't be expected to comment on individuals on live television.

The issues raised in Grass's recent poem are not issues I am prepared to speak about, and I would have been expected to comment on them repeatedly.

It is, of course, obviously the case that commentators and announcers are not journalists but paid employees of the N.F.L. and should not be expected to comment frankly on the act any more than a burlesque barker was expected to comment freely on the deficits of the strippers.

An article on Friday about reaction to Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's plan to limit sugary drinks in New York City misspelled, in some copies, the given name of a comedian who was expected to comment on the plan.

The family are expected to comment on the meeting later.

A Foreign Office spokesperson said: "In response to Mr Kramarenko's representations, the director said that the Foreign Office could not be expected to comment upon reports of private conversations, and restated the government's hope that ahead of the Ukrainian presidential elections Russia would step back from comment or actions provoking instability in Ukraine".