Examples of using Expected to begin in English and their translations into French
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with the selected vendor expected to begin supporting the insurance claims documentation process during the week beginning 18 February 2013.
CEC engagement is expected to begin with the development and publication of the Request for Proposals(by winter 2015)
Information Technology Program continues to work with government partners to roll out mobile devices for general use; expected to begin in early 2018.
Construction of this laboratory was expected to begin in the fall of 2004 4 followed by construction of the other buildings with CRC providing project management services.
Vale's Totten project is expected to begin production in the second half of 2013
would be in posts by 15 March, one in each Tribunal, and the remainder were expected to begin work in early April 2002.
The delivery of additional accommodation units for the deployment of the full force protection company is expected to begin in December 2014, once road conditions improve.
The engineering work in Um Kadada, expected to begin in early June,
construction is expected to begin in 2010.
slipway and jetty expected to begin shortly after.
construction is currently expected to begin in the fall of 2014
Expected to begin service next summer,
The representative of Germany confirmed that GRSG expected to begin the consideration of a draft gtr on safety glazing at its April 2005 session
it tested receiving and distribution facilities in the UAE, and expected to begin operations in June 2007.
with a phased roll-out in the field expected to begin in 2013.
A decade ago, we were informed of United Nations studies indicating that a rapid decrease in the global rate of population growth was expected to begin during the 1990s and carry on into the new century.
We hope that the forthcoming round of trade negotiations, expected to begin before the end of the century,
The second phase of the programme, expected to begin at the end of 1995,
Another TRAINFORTRADE project for non-OECS countries of CARICOM is also under consideration and expected to begin before the end of 1995. This project will benefit the Turks
Of particular note to the infrastructure community is the second phase- expected to begin in 2013- which is concentrated on building new units within institutional perimeters while maintaining the delivery of correctional services such as inmate employment,