Sentence examples for chart new directions from inspiring English sources
Where is the money to invest in ventures that will create good new jobs, that will chart new directions in energy self-sufficiency, that will revitalize the public schools, rebuild the nation's infrastructure, put New Orleans back on its feet?
But with much of East Asia's financial system dissolving, this seems an odd moment to be proposing looser forms of financial regulation.Yet Singapore has decided "to rethink fundamentals and chart new directions", and to regulate with a "lighter touch".
"And, of course, that's not how it works!" Instead, with Ballmer as president, Gates has been free to do what he has long considered the most fun work with product groups and chart new directions.
Rice's career demonstrates that she has the courage to chart new directions that position us for the future, even when that means breaking with policies of the past.
Tammy Butler, Executive Director and Founder of Samaritan Women, Inc., has over 15 years of experience working with parents recovering from substance abuse and now she's working to empower recovering addicts to chart new directions in their lives.
She swiftly charted new directions by selling peripheral businesses such as Mindscape, a money-losing technology company; Tussaud's, famous for waxworks; and Lazard, an investment firm.
Likewise, femininity is associated with immersion in unpredictable domestic exigencies that forever jeopardize the best-laid plans and often necessitate resorting to hasty retreats or charting new directions.
Landmark workshop charts new directions in juvenile justice in Iraq AMMAN, JORDAN, 28 September 2004: Senior members of the Iraq government reaffirmed Tuesday that young Iraqis who come into conflict with the law must have their rights respected in accordance with international standards and the Convention on the Rights of the Child.
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.
