Sentence examples for should be steered from inspiring English sources
Democrats believe it should be steered toward education, health care, Medicare and other programs.
President Bush's initiative to spend $15 billion on global AIDS programs, a central element of his compassion agenda, is getting bogged down in partisan disputes over how to spend the aid and whether the money should be steered away from international clinics if they promote abortion.
This is for the simple reason that unless he or she wanted to die, the pilot would have done everything possible to avoid it – from training to fly in the first place to arriving for work with the presumption that mountains should be steered round.
Republicans and Democrats were also at odds over whether money should be steered toward programs that promote sexual abstinence only, and they had difficulty agreeing on how much should go to the new global fund, set up two years ago by the United Nations.
Then, the antenna beam of WPR should be steered into the appropriate directions that intersect the sound wavefront perpendicularly.
Therefore, modal split should be steered towards rail transport by increasing the attractiveness of this transport mode.
On one side of the waterfront development question are environmentalists who believe that the beach should be allowed to move freely and the natural shift of sand should not be steered by man-made structures.
"In the future people should not be steered to adult homes if they don't want it and they don't need it".
In his trademark stentorian rumble, he told a reporter for The New York Times: "The judiciary acts as a ballast on our ship of state, and it prevents the ship from being wrecked on the reefs of inappropriate judgment, and should not be steered by the whims of hysterical opinion".
We introduce a continuous time model to discuss two questions: firstly, what kind of benefit do pension savers draw from a return smoothing mechanism and secondly, how should the smoothing mechanism be steered in order to maximize the benefit for the savers.
Any resources than can be steered toward immediate job creation should be targeted that way.
