expect will be delivered vs expected will be delivered

Some examples from the web:

• In addition, the European Group on Ethics in Science and New Technologies is working on an opinion on the ethics of nanomedicine, which we expect to be delivered to President Barroso soon.
• Don't expect the fate of two great races to be delivered easily.
• We expect the criminals to be delivered into our custody as soon as we are within transporter range.
• I expect Parliament and the Commission to return to these matters in our formal opinions on the Conference, to be delivered next January.
• We note the Commission's undertaking on the provision of information about these assets and expect this information to be delivered.
• The furniture will be delivered upon confirmation.
• Any environmental benefits should be delivered through the Second Pillar.
• All pro-development commitments must be delivered upon.
• If these tangible results are to be delivered - and this final sentence is directed at you, Mr President - they must be delivered through cooperation with the European Parliament.
• We all hope that what you expect will indeed come to pass.
• Skull will be delivered to your door momentarily.
• You can be rest assured it will be delivered safe and sound.
• Captain Randall is expecting Mistress Beauchamp to be delivered to him tomorrow.
• The opinions of the specialised committees should be delivered at latest by the end of May.
• Goods to be delivered directly to third countries should not be submitted to official controls according to Community legislation.
• We're just waiting for the units to be delivered.
• Your punishment will be delivered by Honor Corps.
• We have two hours until the money needs to be delivered.
• She just called to order some diner food to be delivered.
• I thought it was news that should be delivered in person.

Some examples from the web:

• The opinion is expected to be delivered in March 2012.
• The results of the study are expected to be delivered by the end of February 2009.
• The audit of a sample of the largest commitments for which the related appropriations have been carried forward to 2009 showed that they concerned services and works which were ordered very late in 2008 and were expected to be delivered in 2009.
• Potential exposure: exposure, that is not expected to be delivered with certainty, with a probability of occurrence that can be estimated in advance.
• The opinions of the Member States on this programme are expected to be delivered at that meeting, and I hope that we shall be able to make appropriate progress today in this area too.
• The vessels were delivered, or are expected to be delivered, at the following dates:
• The review of Regulation (EU) No 1031/2010 should benefit from the auction monitor's report on the auction conducted in 2014, which can be expected to be delivered in the beginning of the subsequent year.
• If an individual decision by an authority concerned is not expected to be delivered within the time limit, that authority shall inform the competent authority without delay and include a justification for the delay.
• The general impression is that SES has not delivered the expected results in some important areas.
• The main issue now is to make sure that the expected results are delivered.
• It is thus important at this stage to assess whether the Directive has delivered the expected results in terms of environmental protection.
• The use of the OMC in different sectors has not delivered the expected results, as Member States have not shown any real commitment to the objectives and actions agreed upon.
• Finally, while the corrective arm of the Stability and Growth Pact has delivered the expected results, the picture is more mixed regarding the preventative arm.
• takes note, however, that the Report suggests that these new instruments have not yet delivered the expected results regarding important cases;
• The furniture will be delivered upon confirmation.
• Any environmental benefits should be delivered through the Second Pillar.
• All pro-development commitments must be delivered upon.
• If these tangible results are to be delivered - and this final sentence is directed at you, Mr President - they must be delivered through cooperation with the European Parliament.
• Skull will be delivered to your door momentarily.
• You can be rest assured it will be delivered safe and sound.