Sentence examples for is expected to explore from inspiring English sources

He is expected to explore the N.B.A. again, although Lawson was noncommittal when asked about it.

The city is already revising its building code, and is expected to explore other possible changes to the cumbersome regulatory process that governs residential building.

The Sept. 4 hearing is expected to explore schedule pressures and NASA's contracts with the private companies that do much of the work on the space program, which offer bonuses for on-time launchings.

The Whitewater report may well follow that model as it is expected to explore what Mrs. Clinton did as a lawyer for various Arkansas clients, and contentions that she tried to conceal or minimize her role.

As a result of this agitation the Organisation of American States, a regional body, is compiling a report on drug policy which is expected to explore alternatives to the current regime.

Thus, "The 'Jewish' Rembrandt," an exhibition planned by Amsterdam's Jewish Historic Museum from Nov. 10 through Feb. 4, 2007, is expected to explore both the Jewish characters who appear in the artist's oils and his special interest in depicting Old Testament scenes.

The league and clubs are expected to explore other avenues, including the possibility of screening games on the internet.

In discussing his multiple sclerosis, Mr. Bartlet will face a number of questions that Mr. Sorkin can be expected to explore: *Will Mr. Bartlet's multiple sclerosis progress?

Chelsea are expected to explore the possibility of luring Diego Simeone from Atlético Madrid as a full-time replacement for Mourinho at the end of the season.

Still, the Lakers are expected to explore every possible trade possibility for Gasol this summer as they try to again retool around Bryant.

On their second week, their group of interns spent mornings at the office and was expected to explore Washington in the afternoons.