Sentence examples for is expected to explain from inspiring English sources

First, Mitchell is expected to explain his 20-month investigation.

In many cases, the judge is expected to explain basic rights and procedures.

In particular, he is expected to explain what became of seven computer tapes, now missing, onto which he downloaded data.

Cameron will attend the first day of the summit and is expected to explain Britain's position at a dinner on Tuesday evening.

Mr Osborne is expected to explain how departments ought to save more through further collaboration and payments-by-results schemes.Labour has come round, too.

Secretary of State John Kerry is expected to explain the plans for the conference on Wednesday in Jordan to the anti-Assad alliance of Western and Arab countries.

Bolton was expected to explain that some U.S. troops based in Syria to fight IS will shift to Iraq with the same mission and that the al-Tanf base would remain.

I was expected to explain why these things had happened.

But Chilcot would have been expected to explain to MPs the delay.

Mr. Cameron had been expected to explain his thinking in a speech this month but may now wait until next year.

My seven-year-old son and daughter, however, were expected to explain what one is as part of their homework recently.