Sentence examples for have set a course from inspiring English sources

A few carriers, however, have set a course for sustainability.

We have set a course to develop our human capital and our infrastructure.

If it weren't for Anthony Famiglietti and Bolota Asmerom, Meb Keflezighi said he probably would not have set a course record at the men's 8,000-meter national championship in Central Park yesterday.

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.

Through regulations, federal agencies like ONC, CMS (in charge of regulating Medicare and Medicaid), OCR (the Office of Civil Rights, which enforces the HIPAA privacy and security regulations) and the Food and Drug Administration FDAA) have set a course for how HIT money is to be spent and, in turn, the general direction for HIT in the future.

"I can't rule out that individual captains, without informing us, may have set a course closer to land.

Colin Montgomerie, a Scot, shot an 84, although he had set a course record the previous day with a 64.

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.

However, a later shift in the winds meant that the vessels had set a course for the brunt of the storm.

Meanwhile, it has set a course to reduce bond holdings by $120 billion during 2018 and by $400 billion in 2019, out of $4.4 trillion in its portfolio.