Examples of using Originally expected in English and their translations into French
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While the number remains below that originally expected for this stage of the operation for the reasons stated above,
the report of the Working Group's Chairman notes that the Committee had succeeded in accomplishing maybe less than was originally expected.
results that are less comprehensive than originally expected.
validation component than originally expected.
has thus extended activities well beyond what was originally expected to be financed by the 2.2 per cent account under different phases.
accessible to faculty or students as was originally expected.
cost escalations and changes to the proposed deployment approach(see figure I). The Administration originally expected the project to be completed by the end of 2012 at a cost of $248.3 million.
National Office of Return, IOM and UNHCR assisted a greater number of returnees(1,945 Chileans) than originally expected in 1993.
the Protocol had proved less effective than originally expected in protecting ecosystems and health.
a delay in the phased withdrawal of military observers and, in part, to a greater number of contingent personnel being in the mission area earlier than originally expected because of the early deployment of a second battalion to the demilitarized zone.
the world financial markets, a large additional demand for financial resources originally expected from the transition economies could, other things remaining the same, raise the rate of interest world wide.
exclusion of amounts arising from contracts originally expected to have a duration of one year
have covered a much larger area than originally expected due to the ambition of the countries involved in these programs.
Greeley Estates began work on their fifth studio album in 2010, originally expecting for an April or May release date.
If you require fewer visits than originally expected, great!
More than 100,000 Muslims were originally expected to heed Arafat's call.
Construction started in 2008 and was originally expected to be complete in 2014.
This requirement was originally expected to come into force on November 6, 2015.
As a result, the foundry's investment has paid off faster than originally expected.
It was originally expected to be widely available to over 100 million U.S. customers by early 2010.
