Sentence examples for piloting through from inspiring English sources

Get popular.Mr Rodriguez stepped down as president in 1993 after piloting through a new constitution that looks impeccably democratic.

"A navigating officer's nightmare is piloting through hundreds of small fishing vessels, and this is a skill that may be difficult to automate".

Of course they haven't, but then where's the fun in getting fucked up if you're not stunt piloting through whole new stratospheres of gettingfuckedupness?

Miller's calm approach served her well as she piloted through the bill.

He then piloted through parliament the Tobago House of Assembly Act in 1980, which provided substantial autonomy for Trinidad's smaller twin island.

Not only have you successfully piloted through legislation to enable Scotland to take a major step towards the party's long held goal of 'Home Rule'.

Previous bills had been piloted through Parliament at top speed, dividing MPs and in some cases leading to legislation that breached human-rights laws.

One of 5 events attended by reporter was a demonstration of a raft similar to the one Bus and Don Hatch, two Rocky Mountain rivermen, piloted through the Indus River rapids in the new Cinerama "Search for Paradise".

On a recent trip to Cuba, a travelling companion and I found ourselves in a strange make of Honda, being piloted through the verdant countryside by a twenty-four-year-old university professor named Ernesto.

Andreotti piloted through parliament legislation giving the government greater power over the economy, which helped the industry to produce, by 1954, some 200 films a year, making Italy the largest producer of films in the world after the US.

This should involve improving both digital literacy and critical consumption skills, already being piloted through certain UK Prevent schemes as well as abroad.