Sentence examples for it is expected to indicate from inspiring English sources

The debate will have no direct bearing on the public bodies bill which, if passed, will allow government to sell off 100% of its English forest estate, but it is expected to indicate the strength of feeling among MPs, and could lead to amendments before formal debates in the House of Lords and Commons in the next few weeks.

The inquiry's chairman, Sir Robert Owen, is expected to indicate where responsibility for Livinenko's death lies.

A report by the UN's nuclear watchdog, the International Atomic Energy Agency, is expected to indicate that Obama is steadily failing in this objective, too.

Secretary of State Colin L. Powell, whose department was preparing last week to certify Yugoslavia as cooperative, is expected to indicate today what he will do.

Tuesday's report is expected to indicate whether some passengers survived the initial impact of a missile strike, after the body of one passenger was found with an oxygen mask around his neck.

In his opening statement, Mr. Khodorkovsky "is expected to indicate his concerns about the way things are going in Russia," said Charles Krause, a spokesman for Yukos and the Group Menatep business empire, which holds a majority stake in Yukos.

The distinct structure of the PS recordings is expected to indicate the spike locations during the EEG recordings.

On topographic highs, where cosmic ray exposure is infinitely long, exposure time calculated by the χ2 method is expected to indicate equilibrium.

Only the specific events that threatened the collateral or contracts would be expected to indicate concerns on the part of creditors.

Annual figures on pay from the Office for National Statistics to be published next week are expected to indicate that the gap is widening.

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