Sentence examples for is expected to dispatch from inspiring English sources

Mr. Tenet is expected to dispatch a former Jerusalem C.I.A. station officer to help implement the plan.

At the center of the communications effort, they said, was the Federal Emergency Management Agency, or FEMA, which was consolidated into the Department of Homeland Security earlier this year and is expected to dispatch disaster-response managers across the blacked-out areas on Friday.

Liverpool start their FA Cup campaign tomorrow against Oldham at Anfield where they will be expected to dispatch the League One side.

They had waited long enough – until the 68th minute – to break a side devastated by injury, whom they were expected to dispatch with ease.

Just 11 of an advance team of 30 monitors are in the country so far, but an expanded team of 300 is expected to begin being dispatched next week.

Real-time in this context is defined as the interval between two dispatches as the edge weights of the dynamic graph is expected to change at every dispatch.

A Vice spokesperson confirmed to HuffPost that Ostrovsky is currently reporting in the capital of Kiev and is expected to file a new dispatch soon.

A timetable for their dispatch is expected to be set next week, though the mission will most likely get under way early next year.

A Channel 4 Dispatches programme on Monday night is expected to add further details based on the logs of alleged abuse directly by coalition forces.

The Future Combat System, created to improve dispatching and communication of Army forces, is expected to be introduced by 2008.

For normal power dispatch, typically for NaS battery considered in this study, the BESS is expected to operate at relatively steady power level for several hours [3].