Sentence examples for be expected to tackle from inspiring English sources

The talks would be expected to tackle issues such as the tariffs the EU would apply to British goods, and the restrictions placed on freedom of movement.

David Cameron, and the international development secretary, Justine Greening, echoed Ban's appeal on Friday, saying the US, Britain and France could not be expected to tackle the outbreak alone.

OF THE many reforms that China's new leaders will be expected to tackle when they take over in mid-November, one of the most urgent yet potentially divisive is giving migrants and their families the same opportunities in the cities as any other citizens.

"This proxy season is going to be immensely difficult for companies and shareholders and it is too early to prejudge the outcome [of the 2013 reforms]." Shareholders should not be expected to tackle social inequality, she said – "issues which are more appropriately looked at by government".

From now on, instead of solving problems and performing experiments defined largely by someone else, you will be expected to tackle your own problems and design your own experiments.

All five are expected to tackle the Bombers.

One controversial area Mr. Morano is expected to tackle is the longstanding issue of subpoena power.

Hillary Clinton is expected to tackle drug pricing if she wins the US presidential election.

Prime minister David Cameron is expected to tackle the issues at a gala dinner of the Conservative Middle East Council on Wednesday.

Brown was expected to tackle this a year ago but only raised the individual personal threshold to £231,000.

Owners were expected to tackle the issue this week, but a meeting was postponed after Mara's death.