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As the 1.2 billion-strong church nears a crucial synod on the family, at which it is expected to tackle thorny issues such as the status of remarried divorcees, Francis said he hoped the new saints would intercede with God to help the church "be open to the Holy Spirit in pastoral service to the family".

To many of Heath's anxious supporters, the time to stop inflation seemed to be slipping dangerously past for a party that had won the election partly because it was expected to tackle inflation more vigorously than Labour had done.

The New Yorker, December 26 , 1970 P. 55To many of Heath's anxious supporters, the time to stop inflation seemed to be slipping dangerously past for a party that had won the election partly because it was expected to tackle inflation more vigorously than Labour had done.

Twentieth Century Fox is expected to tackle Comic-Con head-on, particularly with its "Rise of the Planet of the Apes," which arrives in theaters on Aug. 5.

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.

What's more, occasionally he is expected to tackle problems that he has not even been shown how to do in class.

Unlike the 1997 Kyoto Protocol, a new treaty is expected to tackle deforestation, which alone accounts for 20percentt of the world's greenhouse gas emissions.

Yet the 120,000-strong police force is expected to tackle the violence and corruption that beset Philippine society as a whole.Various inquiries into the latest failure have begun.

President Barack Obama vowed Saturday to press on with his progressive second-term agenda in a speech that touched on the key issues he is expected to tackle in the coming year.