Sentence examples for is expected to prepare from inspiring English sources

The Bank is expected to prepare the ground for higher rates when it publishes its quarterly inflation and growth forecasts.

In addition to the commission's final report, the White House is expected to prepare its own report on digital privacy.

The fund is expected to prepare a formal proposal in time for a financial summit meeting in the spring, officials said today.

Young children have undoubtedly enjoyed the book's cumulative pattern, with each member of the family losing or ruining the part of the dinner he or she is expected to prepare.

Now that these smear campaigns are behind him, his coalition is expected to prepare for the coming elections with renewed vigour.

In Japan, for instance, where high school is expected to prepare some students for a career, the added value of a university education may be more limited, Schleicher said.

The acting president, Konstantin Päts, was expected to prepare an election for president.

Päts became acting president and was expected to prepare the ground for the first presidential election.

With Nick Clegg agreeing to add his voice, those who owned assets might, not unreasonably, be expected to prepare for the worst and cut their own personal borrowing.

Beyond that, airports and local authorities — not the airlines — would be expected to prepare contingency plans for dealing with mass disruptions.

Pakistan, on the other hand, has, in Shoaib Akhtar ("the Rawalpindi Express") and Mohammad Sami, an imposing opening bowling partnership, and Pakistani groundsmen are expected to prepare matches to suit them.