Sentence examples for set to steer from inspiring English sources
Lord Coe, who, swapping jobs with Barbara Cassani to become chairman of London 2012, is now set to steer the capital's bid to become the first city to stage the Olympics three times, claimed yesterday he was full of energy and optimism prior to the start of a marathon 14-month worldwide tour that will see him clock up more frequent flyer points than the busiest airline pilot.
Neil Taylor blocks with the Belgian seemingly set to steer home.
Clear data points and related targets should be set to steer, monitor and track progress against ambition," Bartels said.
After skipper Charlotte Edwards made 21 at the top of the order, Greenway had looked set to steer England to victory when only 16 runs were needed from the last three overs with the experienced left-hander well set.
The combination of spatial filter rules and indicator thresholds is a flexible tool-set to steer the spatial allocation of SRC.
More than $20 billion is set to be steered toward Puerto Rico specifically, including $2 billion to fix its shattered energy grid, at least $11 billion for housing, $9 billion for infrastructure repairs and an additional $5 billion for its depleted Medicaid program.
Five of the seven members of the Politburo Standing Committee, the elite group which steers the Communist Party, are set to step down in 2017.
He set himself to steer it wide of the slips.
Mr. Levin sees himself as an organizer and a problem solver, and set out to steer all sides to a middle ground.
HS2 Ltd, the body set up to steer the project, spent more than £80,000 on using Westbourne to July, while the DfT paid the London-based firm a further £24,000.
