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The "big society" is expected to step in: but £100m transition fund for hard-bit voluntary sector is a drop in the ocean.

If civil society is expected to lower its barriers and move towards accepting a greater role for multinationals in the development debate, multinationals also need to move on.

Sir Joshua Reynolds's life-size portrait of Omai, a Tahitian youth feted by 18th century London society, is expected to fetch at least £8m in the latest sale at Castle Howard, North Yorkshire.

The debilitating disease, which strips away independence from those who have it and adds an economic burden to society, is expected to grow at a much higher rate as the American population ages in the next decade.

As society is expected to pay for the consequences through taxation, the state of the family can properly be judged a matter of public concern.The central question is whether preferential taxation for the traditional family would lessen or exacerbate these problems.

In the future, the concept of giving back to society is expected to grow further in India.

"Most individuals try to present themselves online the way they think society is expecting them to," wrote contributing anthropologist Razvan Nicolescu on Thursday.

The society is expecting NIH to get a "small increase" in the 2011 budget request to be released Monday, Lively says, making it an exception to what the Administration says will be a 3-year freeze on non-defense and entitlement programs.

For better or worse, exes in British royal society are expected to get along — or act as if they do, anyway.

The incomes of the bottom 10 per cent in society are expected to rise by only £90 by 2030 – while the incomes of the top 10 per cent per cent are expected to be  £14,500 higher.

The life members of the society were expected to follow an ideal of selfless service, but when Tilak learned that some members were keeping outside earnings for themselves, he resigned.