Sentence examples for steer a way from inspiring English sources

Childs and Taylor have come up with a plan that manages to steer a way between the slightly mannered, stage-set quality of Battery Park City and the superblock aspects of the World Trade Center design.

He's working with Brazil to try to steer a way through the dense thickets of the second commitment period of the Kyoto protocol - the most toxic of all the issues in these talks.

Neil Biswas spent months with the city's Pakistani community for this, his second drama commission for Channel 4 (the first was Second Generation), which examines events from the perspective of a group of young Pakistani men attempting to steer a way through the crisis and its painful aftermath.

But through it all, they have steered a way to something like accuracy through uncertain technological waters, and they have met the hose of insults that has been directed their way over the last six weeks, not just from fans but from former players, officials and prime ministers, with an admirably quiet, low-key dignity.

In recent years theorists who write under the label contrastivism have offered a further way to steer a path between skepticism and Moore-style anthekepticism (the latter of which some critics now call "dogmatism") without giving up entirely on the idea that, as Jonathan Schaffer (2005) puts it, "deduction transmits knowledge" (p. 261).

Miliband tried to steer a middle way – a "third way" – but one of the positions it was positioning itself against was already a "Third Way", so Milibandism became a third of a third … so a ninth way, which was too refined for most people to understand.

As the U.S. and other Western countries have tried to steer a middle way through the chaos, countries in the region like Russia and Turkey have not.

It will feature the Kelleys' lavish parties for guests from MacDill Air Force Base — complete with flowing champagne, valet parking and couture fit for the Kardashians — but will steer a very long way from Fourth Amendment issues.

The colorful menagerie of home-grown parties spoke out for an independent, democratic eastern German state that steered a "third way" between Western capitalism and Soviet Communism.

It steers a middle way between supporters, who regard the tests as the sole reliable means for comparing students from high schools with different standards, and opponents who regard them as giving unfair advantage to students at wealthier schools.

India will consider canceling a multimillion-dollar military contract and taking criminal action if an investigation finds that bribes were paid by the Italian company Finmeccanica to steer a helicopter contract its way, the Indian defense minister said Wednesday.