Sentence examples for will be to form from inspiring English sources

For some family members, the least worst solution will be to form a relatives group.

The historic ethnic suspicions, expressed endlessly here, suggest how difficult it will be to form a unified government in Afghanistan.

The temptation for the mainstream Spanish socialists will be to form a coalition with the right in a last-ditch attempt to deny reality.

His first job will be to form a cabinet of councillors from the mainstream parties, not all of whom may be keen to work under him.

Updated at 5.34pm GMT 5.30pm GMT Assuming Matteo Renzi is invited to become PM, his next task will be to form a cabinet, and then win a confidence vote in the Italian parliament.

The first task will be to form a new Palestinian government of technocrats, approved by Hamas and Fatah, to work to unite the national institutions in the two territories and to prepare for presidential and parliamentary elections within a year.

— These national authorities will be required to form a network and to work with ENISA to lift overall security.

Viewers will be invited to form syndicates to "capture" the runner, meeting up on the Internet.

Instead, GP practices will be obliged to form consortia to commission care themselves.

Individual homeowners will be allowed to form co-operatives to take control of their own lines.

Another option is that the commune will be allowed to form a co-operative to purchase the land themselves.