Sentence examples for is expected to signal from inspiring English sources

But the Bush administration has been warming to Mr. Sharon's proposals, and the Wednesday meeting is expected to signal the level of American support.

The Fed is expected to signal on Tuesday that it is ready to cut interest rates next year to ward off a recession.

On Tuesday, Boris Johnson is expected to signal his concern, warning that the Conservatives should "protect the hardest working and the lowest paid".

Co-operative Bank is expected to signal on Monday that hundreds of jobs could be under threat as part of a pledge by the new management team to cut costs.

Interest rates are likely to be left on hold today but the Bank of England is expected to signal its intention to pump billions more pounds into the UK economy.

While the channel's move seems pre-emptive — Mr. Gingrich is expected to signal his intentions on Thursday — it still leaves Fox with three other potential candidates: Sarah Palin, Mike Huckabee and John Bolton.

But the company had been expected to signal another share buyback, funded by the sale of the Le Grand hotel in Paris.

Not too long ago, the trip had been expected to signal a kind of grand rapprochement between the U.S. and Russia — but, after President Trump ordered a missile strike against the Syrian government, last week, those expectations gave way to nervousness and even talk of possible military confrontation.

He was also the captain and this was the trophy that was expected to signal that the rebuilding work of the Fergus McCann era had been worthwhile.

In this situation the test fish were expected to signal to the dominant pair that they are subordinate and motivated to act as brood care helpers.

Algorithms that are potentially useful for disease control can be expected to signal in a way that is consistent with retrospective epidemiological opinion.