Sentence examples for was expected to agree from inspiring English sources

Not everybody was expected to agree, because then you couldn't have a good argument, but if people didn't agree, then you could have a good argument".

By late last week, Kerry had accepted three Presidential debates and Edwards had agreed to one Vice-Presidential debate; Bush was expected to agree to two encounters with Kerry.

The United Nations Command, under the same American general who commands the American troops in Korea, said it had not yet replied, but it was expected to agree to the meeting of generals, as provided for in the armistice.

The commission was expected to agree upon a new rule that would allow a batch of 1,000 conventional seeds containing three or less genetically modified seeds to be sold without informing food manufacturers and consumers of the presence of the organisms.

The Democrat-led Senate was expected to agree, with some minor changes of wording.See article: Coalition-buildingThe Democrats' control of the Senate wobbled when Senator Robert Torricelli abandoned his New Jersey seat after accusations of illegally accepting money and other gifts.

The opposition, and some foreign observers, said the poll was marred by fraud.Wrangling overCongress was expected to agree at last on a budget for fiscal 1999, including $18 billion in new funding for the IMF, freeing members to rush home to campaign for the mid-term elections.

The A.H.L. is expected to agree to trying out both rules.

The committee is expected to agree on a final draft of their opinion in coming weeks.

Now, we were expected to agree again that the bitter medicine was good for us.

It's the right decision, and the full commission is expected to agree.

WorldCom is expected to agree to a settlement with the S.E.C. in the next week or two.