Sentence examples for intended to steer from inspiring English sources

As McAuliffe leaves officeleft office, he is toutingtouted education initiatives intended to steer Virginia students into high-paying technical jobs.

She expressed disquiet that the leaks were intended to steer attention away from Strauss-Kahn's abuse of power.

Programs intended to steer people with more moderate disabilities back into jobs have managed to take only a small sliver of beneficiaries off the Social Security rolls.

There were other proposals intended to steer taxpayer dollars to wineries and racehorse owners, plus requests for scores of pet projects by various towns, counties and villages.

DaimlerChrysler has a less elaborate site intended to steer customers to the Web sites of dealers with good records for customer service.

The City Council passed a bill on Wednesday seeking more transparency from crisis pregnancy centers that present themselves as medical clinics but that critics say offer little more than pregnancy tests and counseling intended to steer women away from abortions.

There is little in his record to suggest that he intends to steer China in a sharply different direction.

The Leapfrog Group, headed by eight executives of the biggest companies, intends to steer employees to hospitals that make the fewest mistakes.

Downtown, a dozen volunteers wearing pink pinnies gathered in front of a Planned Parenthood clinic on Locust Street to help escort women into the clinic, intending to steer them clear of pro-life protesters, who never turned up.

But there are limits, and Boston University, which has one of oldest African studies programs in the country, intends to steer clear of presidents who completely trampled democracy while in office.

R. J. B. Bosworth, a professor of history at the University of Western Australia, announces at the beginning of his "Mussolini" that he intends to steer something of a middle course, agreeing that Mussolini did not govern merely by coercion but enjoyed widespread support, while retaining the fundamentally negative assessment of his time in power.