Sentence examples for chart a clear course from inspiring English sources
"The Government have so far failed to draw a line under allegations of British complicity in torture and to chart a clear course for the future.
But she failed to chart a clear course for the troubled consumer banking business, which was plagued by billions of dollars in losses stemming from bad mortgages and credit card loans, Citigroup insiders say.
Though Russia's new president, Vladimir Putin, has yet to chart a clear course on most domestic fronts, he made clear last week that he intends to move aggressively to mend the economy, ending years of meandering policies.
In a June 18 , 1965 internal memo, Ball proposed increasing the number of American troops in Vietnam to 100,000 for three months to "appraise the costs and possibilities of waging a successful land war in South Vietnam and chart a clear course of action".
Peter Konwitschny's production charted a clear course through Nono's labyrinthine dramatic textures.
His report has been in circulation for nearly a month, yet the president has maintained that he will withhold a decision until he has charted a clear course.
You'd think commissioners might have charted a clear course by now, but some of them don't always seem to have two oars in the water.
She needs to chart a clearer course and delegate more power," says Sergio Bitar, leader of the Party for Democracy, one of the coalition partners.
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