See articleDavid Cameron, Britain's prime minister, was expected to tack right on immigration from Europe, after the Eurosceptic UK Independence Party secured its second parliamentary seat by defeating the Conservatives at a by-election.
Dobson, who is 71 and still vigorous, is already planning for a succession at Focus on the Family; it is expected to tack toward the less political family advice that is its bread and butter.
You'll be expected to be able to muck out, groom, tack up, untack, feed and ride all by yourself.
When you get a personal loan, origination fees are usually tacked on to the principal and any interest you may be expected to pay.
So a call for a 4% increase at NSF and NIST in 2018, on top of what appropriators have already proposed for 2017, is expected to be tacked onto the original bill before it is marked up by the committee next Wednesday.
Mr. Mohamed's lawyers are expected to take a different tack when they argue that he should be sentenced to life in prison and not to death for his role in the attack on the Tanzanian Embassy on Aug. 7, 1998.
So diplomats are drafting a "political statement on growth" that can be tacked on; it is expected to include measures that will not increase debt or change the charter of the European Central Bank, the two Merkel red lines, but will largely readjust targets for existing funds.
New Tack by Steinbrenner Derek Jeter and the Yankees are expected to sign their historic contract this week.
It was perhaps a preview of the hard-hitting tones that the re-election campaign is expected to strike in coming months — with Mr. Biden taking the more aggressive tack to allow the president to remain a bit more presidential.
With the monkey (of tacking to his right for political survival) off his back, Boehner is expected to push through a bipartisan government funding bill that keeps Planned Parenthood funding intact and avoids a government shutdown.
