Sentence examples for Chart a direction from inspiring English sources

In all likelihood, you'll hear some common themes about the ability to chart a direction for a group versus helping implement someone else's strategic vision, or the ability to initiate fundamental change to work processes versus improving existing ways of doing business.

Mr. Vice-President, you and your President had eight full years to chart a direction for this nation.

Indeed, in the span of six months and through incremental steps, Morsi and his party have charted a direction that is likely to change the face of Egypt for a long time.

This process has not only provided assessment and refinement of current nutrition management and monitoring recommendations but also charted a direction for future studies.

With its R-Coupe, Jaguar used Frankfurt as a stage to chart a new direction in design.

A State of the Union address tends to follow a formula: take stock, take credit, chart a clear direction for the year ahead.

This, he urged the group, would show that Flynn Fuller offered some critical insights that Maloney lacked and needed to chart a new direction.

Governor Furukawa complained that the decision had fallen to him because Prime Minister Kan had failed to chart a clear direction on Japan's post-Fukushima energy future.

A 14-page proposal from the group, the Cuban American National Foundation, lays out what the document calls "a break from the past" that would "chart a new direction for U.S.-Cuba policy".

Kennedy, Jackson and others began to chart a new direction right away by suggesting -- speciously, as it turned out -- that President Eisenhower had allowed a "missile gap" to open between American and Soviet forces.

But for 17 minutes, Ms. Winfrey delivered a testimonial for Mr. Obama arguing the nation was at a critical moment in its history that required a candidate who could heal divisions and chart a new direction.