Sentence examples for remarks expected from inspiring English sources
After Mr. Milosevic makes his remarks, expected to be on Wednesday, the prosecution will begin calling witnesses for the first portion of the trial, which will focus on crimes committed in Kosovo from January to June 1999.
When the Australian foreign minister arrived here after the bombings in Bali to talk about terrorism, President Megawati Sukarnoputri greeted him with the kind of inconsequential remark expected from a protocol officer.
That and similar remarks were expected to propel the dollar higher in coming days.
Prakash Sakpal, economist with ING, said that despite Li's remarks, he expected the Chinese government to introduce measures to ensure growth met its official 7.5% target for 2014.
His remarks are expected to reignite the debate over whether to cull badgers, as the government is set to make a controversial announcement this week allowing farmers to carry out their own badger culls around the country.
Student appeals against grades and requests for remarking are expected to continue to grow after a record number of successful challenges last year, with schools budgeting for the extra expense.
Speaking on Radio 4, Mr Prescott makes clear he accepted Mr Blunkett's apology for his blunt remarks and expects him to remain in his job following the Budd inquiry.
I've seen others make similar remarks about expecting a distinct progressiveness from Schumer and feeling disappointed because "Trainwreck" doesn't always accomplish that.
Major investor Oppenheimer Funds released an unusually blunt statement, saying it was "disappointed" by Padilla's remarks but still expected full returns as promised.
In his introduction, Father Federico Lombardi, the director of the Holy See press office, describes me as a "secular Jewish feminist" — a term I used in my prepared remarks but never expected him to repeat.
In an interview with Japanese national broadcaster NHK, Obama said the reality is that leaders often have to make hard choices during times of conflict and no apologies would be included in brief remarks he is expected to make in the western Japanese city.
