Sentence examples for offering a way forward from inspiring English sources

Nov. 19 – Roger Jones has followed up with a must-read blog post examining this exchange and my views and offering a way forward, including an innovative graphic.

It's about taking a step back, looking critically at the problem, and offering a way forward that recognises the possible consequences (positive and negative) of our actions.

By clearly delineating the urban planning and policy efforts to the present and offering a way forward, this paper contributes to the growing literature on smart cities and the unique urban challenges faced by cities in the developing world.

Previously all the ministers, including France's Mr Claude Cheysson, had indicated that they regarded the compromise proposed last week by the Belgian foreign minister, Mr Leo Tindemans, and the EEC commission president, Mr Gaston Thorn, as offering a way forward.

It is an alternative, offering a way forward diametrically opposed to that of Kyoto: the approach of business-as-usual and the technological fix, in place of "belt-tightening", the cutting-back on energy use which Kyoto demands.

By revealing the stark choices before us between equality or oligarchy, individuality or totality, truth and falsehood Snyder restores our understanding of the basis of our way of life, offering a way forward in a time of terrible uncertainty.

It allows us to identify current policy dilemmas, bottlenecks and discrepancies and to disentangle some of them while offering up a way forward with others.

Miliband's speech offered a way forward.

Entering the priesthood offered a way forward.

Now it's offering a way for backers to pay it forward, with a new investment plan called Ripple.

My father offering a way out?