Sentence examples for will be staggered over from inspiring English sources

Parliamentary elections will be staggered over several months, but the presidential contest could be put back to 2013.

US withdrawal July 2011 Vice-president Joe Biden recently confirmed that Obama's July date was "firm", although it is likely the withdrawal will be staggered over several years.

According to the announcement, the elections for parliament's two chambers will be staggered over several months, with the vote for the legislative People's Assembly starting on 28 November and the less powerful Shura Council or upper house having its election on 29 January.

The full impact of the cuts in public spending will come gradually, and will not be fully tangible for several years, as changes to the welfare system and the NHS, and cuts to housing benefit and police services will be staggered over this parliament.

"It happens in every administration". Current and former administration officials said the departures will be staggered over the next nine months, because Chief of Staff Andrew H. Card Jr. believes that Bush would not be able to pursue the aggressive legislative agenda he has planned with a Cabinet filled with acting secretaries and his nominees awaiting confirmation.

Payments will begin in the next couple of weeks and will be staggered over the coming three months.

Bournemouth chairman Jeff Mostyn: "Anyone watching this game over the weekend will be staggered at our performance.

The closings will be staggered.

The other suspensions will be staggered.

Disbursements will be staggered as recipients age.

The second games will be staggered from Monday to Thursday.