Sentence examples for is expected to emphasise from inspiring English sources

The protest is expected to emphasise the fact that the referendum was not legally binding and call for the result to be challenged or annulled.

George Osborne is expected to emphasise the need for public and private investment to support the recovery in his autumn statement in December.

The prosecution is expected to emphasise that the former LRA commander's competence, loyalty and aggression helped him quickly move up the ranks.

The science curriculum is expected to emphasise using the natural habitat around schools – learning biology by studying the growth and development of trees, for example.

Michel Platini, the Uefa president, is expected to emphasise this week that there are no plans to scrap the Europa League, following reports that the competition could give way to an expanded Champions League involving 64 teams.

Yet there is little sign of Intesa going on a big acquisition spree its new strategic plan, due early next year, is expected to emphasise efficiency as a priority.

All of the Gulf states were expected to emphasise that Iran is already extending its influence across the region and threatening its stability, not least in Yemen where it is believed to be assisting the Houthi rebels.

The plans are expected to emphasise the importance of grammar, setting out exactly what children should be expected to be taught in each year of their primary schooling, as well as giving lists of words they should be able to spell.

Horta-Osorio's first three- year strategy plan was launched in June 2011 and will need to be updated next year, when Lloyds is expected to re-emphasise its position as a primarily UK bank lending to UK consumers and businesses.

Meanwhile, Vettel has consistently emphasised how happy he is at Red Bull and the triple world champion is expected to extend his contract with the team to the end of 2016.

In the much-awaited overview Provopoulos is also expected to emphasise the need for a "comprehensive growth plan" to get Greece out of its economic death spiral.