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The plan is expected to force the cancellation of more than 75 flights a day.

But after repeated comments by John Kerry and Joe Biden on their recent visits to India, Barack Obama is expected to force the issue this weekend.

But he has been winning plaudits for his performances at leadership hustings, has secured the backing of Britain's biggest trade union Unite and is expected to force the centre-right candidate, Liz Kendall, into fourth place.

[World Business, Section W.] Microsoft Turns Attention to Europe The settlement of the antitrust case against Microsoft is expected to force the company to make more concessions to the European Commission, which is also pursuing an antitrust action.

A combination of mortgage sales before its near collapse and the need to refinance its existing book of mortgages is expected to force the company to seek significant extra funds from the Bank of England.

At La Guardia, the rationing plan is expected to force the cancellation of more than 75 flights a day, some that are already in operation and others that airlines have sold tickets for and that are scheduled to begin over the next three months.

The difficult economic conditions are expected to force the BoE to keep the base rate low – most likely continuing the 0.5% rate – for the foreseeable future.

The ozone rules are expected to force the owners of power plants and factories to install expensive technology to clean the pollutants from their smokestacks.

Due to resettlements, construction of new infrastructure, and new land reclamation the rapid agricultural changes in the Three Georges Area (TGA) in Central China are expected to force the degradation of the cultivated terraced landscape.

While Duncan's minor knee surgery was expected to heal in time, Hill's rehabilitation on his surgically repaired foot was expected to force the Pistons' forward to give up his spot.

New rules for cars and light trucks, issued by the Department of Transportation, are supposed to raise the fuel efficiency of the average vehicle to 54.5 miles per gallon over the next decade, and new rules on power-plant emissions, recently finalized by the Environmental Protection Agency, are expected to force the closure of dozens of the country's least efficient coal-fired plants.