Sentence examples for charting a new direction from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

Dell declined to give details about its package, but spokesman David Graves says the company is jazzed about charting a new direction.

Yahoo needs to show in the second half of 2013 that it can grow its revenues, charting a new direction north.

The race to head the Democratic National Committee isn't about popular support or charting a new direction for a party that, for all intents and purposes, is currently in ruins.

With its R-Coupe, Jaguar used Frankfurt as a stage to chart a new direction in design.

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.

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.

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.

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".

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".