Sentence examples for chart its path from inspiring English sources

And China's next generation will make its decisions and chart its path based on how secure it feels in the world.

And understanding that distinction is crucial for the U.S. to chart its path in today's world.

Instead, she has picked through European literature, portraits and prints from the period to chart its path through fashion.

Hyundai says that its work in Advanced Driver Assistance Systems ADASS) are helping chart its path toward full autonomy, with a planned sensor standardization deadline on vehicles and functional benchmark in place in the 2019-2021 range.

In his speech to the Islamic world in Cairo in June 2009, Mr. Obama said each country should chart its own path to democracy and rejected military intervention as a way to accelerate the process.

Once again, the administration has been caught in a flagrant attempt to ignore the will of Congress and unilaterally chart its own path.

"To a large extent, they are just plans, or more detailed plans to five-year plans," said Ting Lu, an economist at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, referring to the economic blueprints that China uses to chart its growth path.

Vodafone also insisted that it remained committed to its joint venture with Verizon but several analysts said that Vodafone's obvious eagerness to chart its own path in the United States suggested that the partnership might be more troubled than either side publicly admits.

UNICEF, faced with a torrent of ideas and having taken on board its lessons from the previous decade, decided to chart its own path by convening an inter-agency study incorporating 'state of the art' analyses from other UN agencies on the needs of children in their respective spheres.

Getting into banking could open a lucrative revenue stream for Robinhood as it charts its path to IPO.

Adapted by Mr. Sondheim and George Furth from a 1934 play by George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart, the show famously moves backward in time, charting its characters' path from middle-aged disillusionment to youthful idealism.