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Now mentees are expected to steer the process.

State news agency Xinhua said it would "unleash China's new round of reform, which is expected to steer the country into an historic turning point".

Senator Sam Brownback, Republican of Kansas, is expected to steer the issue in the Senate, while Representative Marilyn Musgrave, Republican of Colorado, is expected to lead it in the House.

There was a long-lived bipartisan consensus in the United States — it lasted at least from 1992, when Mr. Greenspan helped banks recover from bad loans to Latin American nations, through 2008 — that the Fed was expected to steer the economy and would be treated gently by politicians.

Bianco is expected to steer the council toward funding more applied research.

He would have also been expected to steer the plane during the pilot's breaks, or if he or she became ill.

In previous years, tournaments like these have been about the superstar names in the Kangaroo and Kiwi squads but this year the spotlight falls firmly on Burgess and Bennett, both of whom are expected to steer England into the world's top two.

Literature is doomed if it's expected to steer clear of the popular realm.

The pro-business politician is expected to steer Argentina away from the populist economics of Fernández and the alliances she wove with countries such as Russia, Cuba, Iran and Venezuela.

In this instance, the Red Sox are expected to steer away from their philosophy and pounce on Teixeira.

But Mr. da Silva and Mr. Gutierrez are expected to steer clear of forming strong alliances with the Cuban and Venezuelan leaders, though Mr. da Silva is strongly committed to finding a negotiated resolution to Venezuela's problems.