Sentence examples for steer rescue from inspiring English sources

EU membership binds national politicians into a set of essentially liberal, free-trading, internationalist standards.It is true that competition rules and the freedoms of the single market are being sorely tested, as politicians try to steer rescue funds to domestic companies, banks and workers.

Two deckhands steered a rescue boat toward the body, which was floating face down.

Joining the everything-is-social trend, Retriever even lets you share the location of your dog with a friend, presumably so if your old pal Skipper escapes while you're out of town, you can help steer the on-site rescue.

A medal presented to a Liverpool sailor who steered a ship to rescue passengers of the Titanic has sold for nearly £5,000 in London.

Who was at the wheel of the tugboats in New York Harbor who could have run to safety, but steered toward the flames to rescue people from the shore?

Tatum not only covers the event but also begins to steer the story, slowing down the rescue attempt -- and putting the trapped man's life at greater risk -- so that the story can get even bigger play.

Tyrone Barnett halved Crewe's lead by the break, after Mark Little's shot was saved, before Bostwick steered in Lee Tomlin's corner to complete the rescue.

So digital media came to the rescue of Channel 4 in 2009, helping steer the broadcaster to a modest profit.

It suggests that it might have been wiser to steer clear of the wind-whipped area and says search and rescue cannot be relied on so far out to sea in the same way that it can nearer to land.

rescue package was signed in December, though, foreigners have generally steered clear of investment here.

Lippmann concluded that democracy could only be rescued by establishing a cadre of specially trained experts, whose job was to steer politicians away from the dubious instincts of the people and back towards what the evidence required.