As the document says, "vast expectations exist concerning the decisions which are to be made pastorally regarding the family".
This is reflected also in the mounting discourse on the societal implications of epigenetics, in which vast expectations coexist with significant uncertainty about what aspects of this science are most relevant for politics or policy alike.
Sat with her gold medal firmly around her neck and wearing her trademark grin despite some "aches and soreness", the heptathlete and freshly-minted national treasure revealed how she had hidden herself away from the vast weight of expectation placed upon her diminutive shoulders.
In multivariate analyses the association with type of practice decreased for the vast majority of expectation items.
Faster economic growth and talks of "India Shining" have raised the expectations of a large number of Indians, but for the vast majority those expectations are not fulfilled, Mr. Srinivasan said.
It is a country of beginnings, of projects, of vast designs and expectations".
In February, 1844, Ralph Waldo Emerson rhapsodized about young America, "the country of the Future," as "a country of beginnings, of projects, of vast designs and expectations".
In his monologue, which aired barely an hour after the conclusion of the debate, Stephen Colbert joked about the vast gulf in expectations between the two candidates. .
These changes meant that the networks were often abandoning their expectation of vast profits from the "back end" — the sale of a hit show into syndication — although they began to recoup by selling DVDs of shows like "24" and "The Office".
That still leaves the major problems of the £35,000 "lifetime cap" not covering the real cost of a long-term degenerative condition in a care home; and of the postcode lottery, whereby care in some areas is far better than others; and the vast press of financial expectation as the population continues to age.
