Sentence examples for aim of steering from inspiring English sources
The summer reading program began four years ago, with the aim of steering freshmen away from alcohol and making orientation something more than parties and pledge meetings.
A caretaker government led by a high-court judge took charge of Greece on Wednesday – 10 days after it was plunged into chaos by an inconclusive poll – with the express aim of steering it to fresh elections.
Indeed, while the diffusive protocol well describes the process of opinion spreading in a group, it is sometimes unrealistic to assume full cooperation among the leaders with the aim of steering the group opinion towards the same asymptotic values.
It made movement onto the IB program (including receipt of social assistance on disability grounds) conditional on attendance at work-focused interviews, with the aim of steering at least some recipients into employment support services and ultimately back into the labor market.
This may have been done with the aim of steering her youngest son, with no obvious inheritance, towards a future ecclesiastical career.
Policies of immigrant integration share the aim of steering and guiding the integration process in a more favourable direction.
To explain the inverse relation between speed and curvature observed in driving, Winsum and Godthelp [32] proposed that speed modulation aims at minimizing the effects of steering errors.
And when Mr. Paul gave his victory speech, he aimed a barb at Congressional Republicans that struck pretty close to Mr. McConnell, a proud proponent of steering federal dollars to his state for local projects.
Famitsu reported long load times and a high difficulty level, noting that the game was aimed more toward fans of sim racing than fans of arcade-style gameplay, due to the difficulty of steering.
I have no way of steering.
