Sentence examples for define the direction from inspiring English sources

He and his mother, who is president of the Congress Party, define the direction India is taking.

And in the longer term the lessons that emerging economies draw from today's turmoil will help define the direction of global finance.

The effects of the variables as determined from a screening experiment can be used to define the direction of the steepest ascent.

But third, by not giving Mr Cameron an overall majority, they have given the party members - whose votes will now decide the contest - the right to define the direction that the party now takes.

As a collector of folk song and music in the 1950s, Peter Kennedy, who has died of cancer aged 83, helped to define the direction of the English folk revival.

The Shape of Punk to Come, released in October 1998, is an album that continues to define the direction of punk music right up to the present day (and no doubt beyond).

The outgroups define the directions of gene flows as follows.

J.W.C. defined the direction of research.

The gaps have also defined the direction of the contemporary expansion of the city.

It defines the direction of the major axis in the plane of the orbit.

The analysis was aimed at introducing the subject and defining the direction of further research.