Sentence examples for has set a course from inspiring English sources
Mr. Cheney's stern speech suggests that the Bush administration has set a course for military action against Iraq.
"Summons to War" (editorial, Aug. 28) concludes: "The Bush administration has set a course for military action against Iraq.
The government has set a course to shift the cost of rail travel away from the taxpayer and on to those who use the trains.
During the Crusader dispute, Rumsfeld took pains to declare his "confidence that the Army has set a course over the longer term that we believe is a good course and, indeed, needs to be accelerated".
The key pressure on sterling over the last fortnight has come from worries that the government has set a course for a hard Brexit settlement that leaves the UK shut out of the European single market.
Europe has set a course outlined by its ambitious 20-20-20 Plan, wits its goals of reducing carbon emissions by 20 percent and increasing use of renewables to 20 percent of the overall energy mix by 2020 (the U.S. generates only 6 percent of electricity from renewables).
Colin Montgomerie, a Scot, shot an 84, although he had set a course record the previous day with a 64.
However, a later shift in the winds meant that the vessels had set a course for the brunt of the storm.
One boat was to have set a course for Cheju, an island belonging to South Korea, where Chinese fishing boats frequently drop anchor without proper documentation, Mr. Shin said.
