Sentence examples for is expected to note from inspiring English sources
Still, she is expected to note: "We were always mindful that despite our best efforts, there was a lot going on inside MF Global during that week that we were not seeing and could not see".
Neelie Kroes, the outspoken Commission VP who oversees this area, focuses her attention on connected TVs specifically today: "Connected TV is the next big thing in the creative and digital worlds," she is expected to note in a statement today.
The commission is expected to note that for the first time, a grandmother in her 80s can expect to enjoy higher living standards than someone in their 20s even if they are working, due to housing costs and poor wages.
Real news summaries might be expected to note opposing views on an issue.
Mr. Tourre's lawyers, however, are expected to note that it was unheard-of for any Wall Street bank to disclose the name of the hedge fund betting against an investment.
They were expected to note down all facts mentioned by the participants by corroborating their notes with the tape recording.
Peters traces such conflicting language even in international policy documents related to "Inclusive Education" or "Education for All" [ 45] and it can be expected to note such discrepancies and conceptual contradictions also in national documents.
The defense is expected to argue that notes taken by the junior lawyer at the interview of Ms. Stewart show that she did not make false statements, one charge in the indictment.
Thus, the vacancy rate is expected to rise this year, Cushman noted.
The defense is expected to argue that the note bolsters their contention that Mrs. Astor grew closer to her family late in life, which is why she changed her will in 2004 to direct millions to Mr. Marshall.
