Sentence examples for charting the direction from inspiring English sources

From a business perspective, understanding these developments can prove helpful in charting the direction of the industry moving forward.

Because the most basic act of citizenship is participating in charting the direction of the nation, state and family through one's vote.

Setting out to chart the direction technological progress will take in the 21st century, Mr Kaku is aware that history is replete with unfulfilled prophecies.

PHILLIP BLOND, DIRECTOR OF THE CENTRE-RIGHT RESPUBLICA THINKTANK To chart the direction of the Conservative party under Theresa May, one need only point out the differences between her and David Cameron.

It set my moral compass and charted the direction of my life.

The framework for implementing the Ouagadougou Declaration on Primary Health Care and Health Systems recommends that countries of the African Region develop comprehensive health system financing policies and strategic plans [ 5] in order to clearly chart the direction of their health financing systems towards achieving universal coverage with prepayment schemes.

This fundamental study not only provides insight into the mechanisms underlying the complex fiber-flow interactions but also charts the direction for future hairy spacer design.

At Facebook, Ms. Sandberg is largely regarded as an efficient operating executive who frees up Mr. Zuckerberg to work on important projects and chart the long-term direction of the company he founded in a Harvard dorm room in 2004.

Stanford and industry officials say that the data derived from the effort will be publicly available, and that an independent advisory board will help chart the project's direction.

Illustrations of formal information dissemination systems were developed in the form of information flow charts showing the direction of flow of information and roles and responsibilities for providing information/feedback at various hierarchical levels.

Five of the six singles released from this episode charted on both the Billboard Hot 100 and the Billboard Canadian Hot 100; the mash-up of "Fly" and "I Believe I Can Fly" performed by New Directions charted the highest in the US, while "What Doesn't Kill You (Stronger)" performed by the Troubletones as part of the New Directions set charted the best of the five in Canada.