Sentence examples for charting a course for from inspiring English sources
According to Parag Khanna, the author of How To Run The World: Charting A Course For The Next Renaissance, we live in a world of perfect storms and crises which requires management by what he calls "creative capitalism".
"Charting a course for a more confident, prosperous and healthy Australia needs much more than empty rhetoric; it needs real leadership".
Both in achieving their own objectives, which are still fuzzy, and in charting a course for the country to wend its way out of economic stagnation and social failure.
In charting a course for China's future, the new leaders would do well to master the lessons from Deng Xiaoping, the bold reformer who set China on its path to success after the tumult of the Mao years.
In 2005 she published I Can Make a Difference: A Treasury to Inspire Our Children, and in 2008 she published The Sea Is So Wide and My Boat Is So Small: Charting a Course for the Next Generation.
Some 250 sailors began charting a course for college this summer, thanks to the new "Seaman to Admiral-21" program at State University of New York Maritime College in Throgs Neck.
Congratulations to Delaware for charting a course of protection for sharks and inspiring more positive change for our oceans.
Val charted a course for slots in the fresher air.
John Hutton has charted a course for public sector pensions reform that is both fair and affordable.
But these 'INDCs' (Intended Nationally Determined Contributions) are not thought ambitious enough to chart a course for limiting global warming to the UN target of 2C.
