The panel's leader is expected to wield broad power to determine its direction and findings.
Its longstanding but reportedly ailing director, Rustam Inoyatov, is expected to wield the greatest influence in the selection of the next president.
Grigson, a former director of college scouting and player personnel with the Eagles, is expected to wield less power than his predecessor, though that will change if he proves to have his predecessor's eye for talent.
Mr. Abdel Fattah is expected to wield less power than Mr. Hawass, a media celebrity who was credited with increasing tourism and securing the return of antiquities from foreign museums and collectors.
Although Priebus was given the senior job as a reassurance to mainstream Republicans, Bannon's post is expected to wield significant influence, similar to that of Karl Rove during George W Bush's administration.
On the Continent archery was looked down on as a lower-class pursuit, but all English noblemen, up to the king himself, were expected to wield the longbow and the crossbow with skill.
Should Mrs. Clinton falter, Mr. Edwards is expected to wield the argument that a white Southern man is far more electable in a general election than a woman or an African-American (though Mr. Edwards probably will not make the case quite that directly).
The childless Auntie is expected to wield her cool aunt magic on her darling nieces and nephews, but while moms and dads have a plethora of tools, guides, resources and communities, we had nothing.
China and Russia are both expected to wield their veto right to defeat the resolution when it is brought before the Security Council.
In the Alto Solimões region of the Brazilian Amazon, they are sometimes expected to wield bigger shears.
But President George W. Bush is expected to kill the measure this week, wielding the first veto of his career.
