Sentence examples for now expected by from inspiring English sources

He had his asylum claim granted on appeal, something he says is now expected by Eritrean asylum seekers.

A decision is now expected by mid-March, when Mr. Corzine's next budget is to be presented.

This vote is now expected by Easter, before Labour completes a review that is expected to overturn the party's current policy of supporting Trident.

This at least gives the individual galleries a more characterful selection in preparation for a catalogue raisonné that had been intended to accompany the shows' openings but is now expected by the time they close.

Yahoo gave a splashy preview of the app at a conference this year and promised it would be introduced by the end of June, but the app is now expected by the end of the fall.

Theresa May has said London will take the time it needs to prepare its position before launching formal exit negotiations and Britain is not now expected by trigger article 50 of the treaty of Rome, setting the clock ticking on a maximum two years of talks, before early next year.

For Britain, the last word may be provided by the Chilcott inquiry, now expected to report by the end of the year.

By conservative estimates, prices are now expected to fall by another 10percentt next year, bringing the average decline nationwide to 40percentt.

Vacancies and defaults will continue to push house prices down; they have already fallen by 20percentt nationwide and are now expected to fall by at least another 10percentt.

Tax collections could fall $320 million short, Council officials said; the city had counted on them to grow by 5.2percentt, but they are now expected to grow by 3.8percentt.

GDP is now expected to increase by only 0.8% in 2002 and by 2.0% in 2003.