Sentence examples for is expected to warn from inspiring English sources

In his report, Professor Field is expected to warn against going ahead with Mr Lansley's original plan to compel hospitals to compete for patients and income.

The Bush administration is expected to warn General Musharraf against further exchanges of nuclear technology with North Korea, said Ms. Ahmed, of the International Crisis Group.

The social mobility and child poverty commission, established by David Cameron, is expected to warn that government initiatives have all too often been aimed at the poorest 10%.

Culture secretary John Whittingdale is expected to warn of the dangers of adblocking for the newspaper industry in a speech on Wednesday.

Joe Hockey is expected to warn that, unless the government is allowed to implement its reforms, our quality of life was at risk, the Daily Telegraph reports.

Prince Charles will give the keynote speech at the summit of 195 countries and is expected to warn that there is little time to avoid climate catastrophe.

The Conservatives are expected to warn voters: "Vote Ukip, get Miliband and no say on Europe".

The leaders were expected to warn Putin of the possible move towards a trade war, hoping that this would act as a deterrent, said senior EU diplomats.

They will be expected to warn consumers that if they go out of network, they can be hit with some very high costs".

Neither company would comment on the details of its presentation, but Real Networks was expected to warn regulators that if Microsoft's business practices went unchecked, it would soon have a stranglehold over all sound and video content transmitted through computers and hand-held devices like portable phones.

We've been hearing a lot these days about trigger warnings as a phenomenon in American higher education, that teachers are being expected to warn their students if assigned material might upset them.