Sentence examples for start steering from inspiring English sources

Venezuela faces a new political landscape after a landslide opposition victory in parliamentary elections, but it remained unclear whether the result was enough to start steering the country away from its path of "21st-century socialism".

Can Obama and the Democrats grasp the coarse, carnival nature of American political campaigns and start steering the circus-train themselves, rather than reacting to the hysteria of it all like surprised commuters held up in traffic by a passing caravan of wild raving gypsies?

The prime minister will be very clear with President van Rompuy that the European elections should be a wake-up call to leaders about the need for change and reform and that we need to start steering the EU on such a path now.

Because now there is a growing danger that the schools themselves will start steering students away from their right to a closed school refund.

The leading 2016 prospects on the Republican side have made clear that they intend to start steering the party away from the rocks.

And now, most disturbingly, this campaign to discredit the urgent warnings from the scientists that there's big danger ahead and we'd better start steering our ship away from that iceberg.

"I took over and started steering.

American Express started steering its cardholders to rival establishments that had not imposed surcharges.

We had developed and started steering the whole model of joint headships.

I bought these before I started steering clear of vehicles that demand healthy wodges of butter.

"I took over and started steering, the waves were so high and the boat flipped," said Mr Kurdi.