Sentence examples for chart a new direction from inspiring English sources
With its R-Coupe, Jaguar used Frankfurt as a stage to chart a new direction in design.
Mr. Kan, who took office just over a year ago, is also blamed for his perceived inability to chart a new direction for the nation, which was already gripped by economic and political stagnation before the triple disaster.
Its director and producer, Tony Abulu, and his financial backers say the film, "Doctor Bello," has the potential to chart a new direction for the booming Nigerian film industry half a world away.
After quoting Mr. Twain on cowardice, he challenged Congress to act bravely, saying, "If we are going to keep America exceptional, we have to chart a new direction for our country".
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.
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".
With two wars and an economic meltdown to manage, charting a new direction in Latin America won't be top of the 44th president's to-do list.
The French president was thus able to show that he meant what he said about taking human rights seriously, and about charting a new direction.
So even as the Rumsfeld review panels charted a new direction, he decided to steer the building with its standard rudder, an apparatus mandated by Congress: The Quadrennial Defense Review and the budget process.
Dell declined to give details about its package, but spokesman David Graves says the company is jazzed about charting a new direction.
