Sentence examples for is expected to respond with from inspiring English sources

Once the green paper has been published, the BBC is expected to respond with its own document putting forward its arguments for its continued existence and ideas for the future.

It has also lodged a separate £22bn bid to buy all of Sky, and under chief executive Brian Roberts it is expected to respond with an improved offer as a bidding war hots up over the summer.

The "Okay" signal is a "demand-response" signal, meaning that if one diver asks another diver if he is okay, the latter is expected to respond with either an "Okay" signal or a "Not Okay" signal.

Several educational institutions and private mapping companies are expected to respond, with the winner selected and financed by the National Cancer Institute.

The church encourages people to bring those conversations with God into their prayer group and to share their struggles with others, who are expected to respond with love, respect and compassion.

If the participants successfully inferred the mental state of the protagonist in competition, they were expected to respond with the green cupboard, which was the correct answer.

They can hardly be expected to respond with support to those who suggest that their generation could better serve the economy by shuffling off to a retirement community or purchasing a cruise ship condo àla Pat Boone (a member of the Veteran generation).

Pharmacists must be cognisant of how fluctuations appear in spirometry measurements and the level of asthma control, to be expected to respond with appropriate medication.

Amazingly, the department is expected to respond to the pleas of quiet-seekers with an enforcement staff of about 50, or about 10 per borough.

Eritrea said it had accepted cease-fire proposals from the Organization of African Unity to end its two-year border war with Ethiopia, which is expected to respond today.

It came with a price tag of £130m; the government is expected to respond before summer.