Sentence examples for intention to steer from inspiring English sources

In his address on Thursday, Mr. Hollande, who lived for a time in Algeria as a young man, made clear his intention to steer French-Algerian relations away from the countries' uneasy past.

Workshops, lectures and other media appearances are still on the roster--and, no doubt, future books--however her intention to steer people toward creating a sea change in their own lives has never been stronger.

The plan detailed intentions to steer Tesla towards fully autonomous driving, car sharing and cargo transport.

Or, he may sense your judgments of him (expressed or unexpressed -- Scorpios are hyper-sensitive to other's feelings and intentions) and prefer to steer clear of you.

Norman Wells, of the Family Education Trust, said many parents would be horrified at the prospect of their children being taught about pornography within such a framework: "The intention appears to be to steer children and young people away from a belief in moral absolutes and to encourage them to think that there are no rights and wrongs when it comes to sexual expression.

Mr. Sloane, 60, who lives in Cobble Hill and was one of the early advocates for the park that has been rising along the Brooklyn waterfront, said a tunnel would allow trucks and cars that have no intention of visiting Downtown Brooklyn to steer clear of the neighborhood, saving gas and as much as half an hour in travel time.

The intention of this editorial is to steer researchers through methodological choices in molecular evolution, drawing on the combined expertise of the authors.

Boeing's system would use satellites to relay information on a plane's position and its intentions, and thus allow controllers to steer planes closer together.

If you get upset by vicious online criticism of your best intentions, it might be best to steer clear, and if you find relentless competition off-putting, together with a hearty absence of promotion by merit, it may not be the right career choice either.

Prominent such examples include using multiple antennas to steer the transmitted signal away from an eavesdropper [14 16], transmitting with the intention of jamming the eavesdropper [8, 10, 17], and taking advantage of variations in channel state to provide secrecy [18 20].

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