Sentence examples for chart a middle course from inspiring English sources

Instead, he chose to chart a middle course.

It would also likely play directly to Assad's advantage by giving Hezbollah no further reason to chart a middle course.

Obama has to chart a middle course between the liberals and the centrists while casting conservative Republicans as unregenerate obstructionists.

The ECB has been trying to chart a middle course between slow- and fast-growing countries while establishing its credibility as an inflation-fighter.

Ever since, Democratic leaders have tried to chart a middle course that would satisfy opponents of abortion rights, most importantly Senator Ben Nelson, Democrat of Nebraska, without angering abortion rights supporters who oppose any new restrictions.

"The vote just puts Djukanovic further into the maze, trying to chart a middle course, but to where?" said John Fox, a former State Department official who specializes in the Balkans.

Pratt, a contemporary of Hill's, observed her blocks at work and charted a middle course.

Mr Anderson charted a middle course between civil liberties activists and demands from the intelligence services for extra powers in his 373-page report.

"I think Mike has charted a middle course that has been faithful to his district," said Chris Jones, his chief of staff.

Charting a middle course between rock 'em, sock 'em hockey and greater player safety has long been characteristic of the N.H.L., which has one of the most comprehensive concussion-evaluation and postconcussion return-to-play standards in professional sports.

Sometimes awkwardly and sometimes gracefully, "Being Flynn" charts a middle course between the rough honesty of its source and the sentimental triteness of the much worse movie it could have been.