Sentence examples for is expected to set a from inspiring English sources

The 2000 harvest is expected to set a record.

At the Friday hearing, a judge is expected to set a schedule for trial.

Next year is expected to set a record in generic drug savings, the report said.

This year is expected to set a new record – as last year did, and 2014 before it.

She is expected to set a schedule Thursday for the response from the companies and her decision.

It also canceled plans to hold a new presidential election on June 26 and is expected to set a new date.

The Bank of Japan is expected to set an inflation target at the conclusion of its policy-setting meeting; European Union finance ministers will meet to discuss a plan to create a financial-transaction tax; and Mario Draghi, president of the European Central Bank, is to speak in Frankfurt (Tuesday).

Lawyers at the court say a ruling on this case is expected to set an important precedent for future war crimes tribunals, above all for the new International Criminal Court, set to begin work in July.

The TorrentFreak news site, which first reported the news, said: "Without a doubt, the trial is expected to set an important precedent".

Surely a cabinet minister should be expected to set a better example.

The union board is scheduled to have a conference call tomorrow, and when Fehr reports this week's developments, the players are expected to set a date.