Once systems are fully operational, costs are expected to decrease to levels required for maintenance.

These evaluations are expected to feed into the TCPRs scheduled for 2007 and 2010.

Contracts are expected to be in place for all remaining projects by the end of the year and the construction work is expected to begin in 2006.

Election results are expected by 26 October.

Trials are expected to begin in 2006.

Supply demand ratios are expected to be positive for some countries under some climate scenarios and negative for others.

There are the journalist interviews, which are the interrogation that is expected.

Payments to Member States are also expected to grow.

28B.33 No external factors affecting performance are expected.

The results are expected by the end of 2005.

Two more are expected to be signed by mid 2005, while three others are targeted for signature by the end of 2005.

The operation and utilization functions of the space station are expected to continue and evolve for many years.

The last indictments are expected to be submitted for confirmation by the Chambers by the middle of 2005.

Consultations with Palestine and a likely donor for Phase III are expected to be concluded by September 2005.

The final results of the survey are expected in September.

The results of the project are expected by December 2005.

These are expected to be operational by 30 June 2005.

These are expected to be operational by 30 June 2005.

These are expected to be operational by 30 June 2005.

The effects are expected to be severe and long lasting.

The associated costs for meeting servicing, interpretation and post session documentation are estimated at 53,200, and costs for common support services are expected to be about 5,200.

With the expected finalization of the agreement with the European Commission, project activities in the zone of conflict are expected to increase.

In the second step, the requirements are further adjusted in line with expected cost increases for 2006 and 2007.

Since the current situation is expected to continue, the Gulf Cooperation Council economies are expected to grow by 5.3 per cent in 2005.

21.22 The objectives and expected accomplishments are expected to be achieved on the assumption that (a) stakeholders fulfil their responsibilities and obligations and (b) there are no shortfalls in funding.

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Additional countries are expected to enter planning discussions in early 2005.

These figures are expected to remain virtually unchanged during 2003 2005.

Large consumers of MB are expected to agree new projects for phasing out about 7,000 tonnes of MB (see Annex 2 for details).

Large consumers of MB are expected to agree new projects for phasing out about 7,000 tonnes of MB (see Annex 2 for details).

However, these associations are expected to become members of FAFICS when they have acquired the 50 members that are required for membership in the Federation.

Although the growth in contributions is expected to continue, for 2009, the last year of the plan period, contributions are expected to be less than in 2005, but still 14 per cent higher than in 2004.

For example, for the 2007 meeting of the Conference of the Parties, the column headings for the table would be Party scale of assessment adopted for 2006 and 2007 budget years expected contribution for 2006 actual contributions received for 2006 expected contributions for 2007 contributions received to date for 2007 scale of assessments for 2008 and 2009 budget years expected contributions for 2008 and expected contributions for 2009.

Increases are expected in every region, except sub Saharan Africa, which is expected to increase expenditures in 2004, but decrease funding levels slightly in 2005.

As many as 550,000 refugees are expected to return in the coming months from neighbouring countries where they are being registered by UNHCR for organized repatriation.

A further two judgements (Simba and Seromba) are expected later this year.

Judgements in the Simba and Seromba trials are expected later this year.

In 2005, demining activities are expected to focus on the capital, Bissau.

All sectors are expected to contribute to the achievement of the objectives.

In addition, experts are expected to prepare brief papers on the subject.

Funding levels are not expected to change significantly in 2004 and 2005.

A further 2,000 are expected to return over the next few months.

Individual employers and employees are also expected to take an active approach.

During the election period, further destabilization activities are expected in this region.

The comments from the Greenland Home Rule are expected in April 2005.