Sentence examples for need to chart a from inspiring English sources
We need to chart a new course.
Many believe business will need to chart a radical change of course if the world is to avoid a catastrophic increase in global temperatures.
We take as an encouraging sign the fact that several Saudi officials have noted to us that the Kyoto agreement only runs for two more years, suggesting that some at least understand the need to chart a more assured future course.
The need to chart a new course in school discipline is underscored in a report scheduled to be released on Thursday by the New York City School-Justice Partnership Task Force, a working group led by Judith Kaye, the former chief judge of the State of New York, and composed of people from the fields of law enforcement, education, philanthropy, civil rights and child advocacy.
Or do we muddle along, lost in a fog of trivia and misinformation, blind to the need to chart a new course based on informed consideration of what went wrong?
Beck -- who introduced Cruz after speeches from Family Leader president Bob Vander Plaats, Iowa Congressman Steve King and Cruz's wife Heidi -- pulled out Washington's compass to make the argument that Americans need to chart a new course with the "exactness" of a surveyor. .
Whatever he may get away with in politics, Mr Wahid needs to chart a straight and steady course in economics—and stick to it.
She needs to chart a clearer course and delegate more power," says Sergio Bitar, leader of the Party for Democracy, one of the coalition partners.
"When we took office almost eight year ago, President Clinton and I decided that the United States needed to chart a new course with regard to the Middle East peace process," Mr. Gore said.
He didn't feel confident to make the case for higher taxes on his own.A question of temperamentMr Brown thinks that Mr Blair is incapable of sticking to the process needed to chart a consistent course and is too easily seduced by passing policy fashions.
"The gathering of international scientists, policy-makers, and students will not only explore the knowledge in hand, but consider what else is needed to chart a course over the next century in which humanity sustains and even improves the relationships that underpin life on Earth".
