Sentence examples for shepherded through from inspiring English sources

I last saw the frail Wilson being shepherded through the Lords by Callaghan, older but tougher.

He gave much of the credit to three tax cuts that he shepherded through Congress.

The legislation is being shepherded through the Senate by Christopher J. Dodd, Democrat of Connecticut.

The final bill that was shepherded through the Democratic Congress managed to get significant amounts of moderate Republican support.

That parcel is then subdivided and shepherded through the approval process, all of which takes a year or two.

The man is shepherded through an expanding and contracting world, his own memories and moods changing like the weather.

Under Mr. Bloomberg, New York has been shepherded through desperate budget straits without significant losses in service.

Since then, another 110 dossiers have been collected, which are now being shepherded through the French bureaucracy in batches of 30 or so.

The Volcker Rule was incorporated into the Wall Street reform bill that was being shepherded through the Senate by Chris Dodd, the banking-committee chairman.

The company came to Washington seeking emergency financial help in the fall of 2008, and was then shepherded through bankruptcy with the aid of government loans.

Venus and Adonis (1593) and The Rape of Lucrece (1594) are the only works that Shakespeare seems to have shepherded through the printing process.