Sentence examples for be a route map from inspiring English sources

The original map was designed to be a route map.

"There must be a route map so that it's perfectly feasible to have a referendum before the election," said Graham Bishop, a pro-euro economic consultant, reflecting a sense in the pro-euro camp that some kind of compromise will be found to keep alive the campaign for the euro.

Mr Miliband's argument is not just that his "one-nation" riff should be a destination for the country but it should also be a route map for a future Labour government.

So this is a route map to membership".

He is adamant that One Nation is not a five-minute wonder, that it is a route map for his party as well as a destination for the country.

He's on a route map of where he is going.

"We're proposing a route map in which you look at where the congestions are, as it were, and getting international organisations to look and say, 'I'll tackle this, you tackle that', and within 10 years we'll be able to produce the whole thing and bingo".

There is even a route map.

All roads lead to Britannia Unchained, the short tract written by a group of young, right-wing Tory MPs that is considered a route map to political renewal.

In an interview with the Guardian in Tbilisi, the foreign secretary said Georgia had been given a "route map to membership" after the formation on Tuesday of a joint commission aimed at forging closer ties.

At Boucheron, too, the house's new designer, Claire Choisne, is tracing a route mapped by Frédéric Boucheron, who used rose gold in 1880 and whose jewelry was inspired by clothing — not least after Czar Nicolas II ordered a necklace to mimic the scarf dropped at a ball by a captivating young princess.