Sentence examples for is expected to elect from inspiring English sources

Croatia is expected to elect 12 members of the European Parliament (MEPs) in a by-election held after its accession to the EU.

The Catalan Parliament is set to reconvene next Wednesday, and is expected to elect a regional leader within two weeks.

As part of its push in Washington, the association is expected to elect Darcy Bradbury, a former assistant Treasury secretary, to lead its effort.

Experts say the Parliament is expected to elect Mr. Kim as President around Sept. 9, when the North celebrates its 50th anniversary.

After a shaky start, Mosul's self-appointed leader, Mishaan Jabouri, has secured both American and local approval by establishing a large, broadly representative local council that is expected to elect a new governor this week.

Italians are heading to the polls on Sunday for local elections that will be closely watched in Rome, where the Eternal City is expected to elect its first female mayor.

Bulgarians are expected to elect a Russia-friendly former air force commander as president in a runoff election, setting the stage for months of political uncertainty for the EU member country.

They are expected to elect Assemblyman José Rivera, who has been a political mentor to both Mr. Ramirez and Mr. Ferrer.

Several hundred thousand individuals are expected to elect this product by year-end, with significant growth projected for next year.

Catalans can hardly be expected to elect a new government to run health care, education and social services solely on the issue of independence.

Serbs and Croats, some of whom still harbor hopes of joining their land to neighboring Serbia and Croatia, are expected to elect nationalists.