Sentence examples for steering the process from inspiring English sources
He said he and Jeffrey Kessler, the union's longtime outside counsel, are guiding — not steering — the process.
The chairs have invested significant time in steering the process, and previous panel meetings in London, Monrovia and Bali have made steady progress.
Recruiters are paid millions to have a stable of candidates that they feed to boards, steering the process in pursuit of the board's sometimes ill-defined wishes.
The government has attracted admiration for its success in steering the process that has brought the promise of an end to a century's sectarian conflict in Northern Ireland, but it is squandering its reputation through disclosures from tribunals of cronyism and corruption that still permeate Ireland's public life.
Ion charge pairs and hydrogen bonds have been extensively studied for their roles in stabilizing protein complexes and in steering the process of protein association.
Since their first appearance at a climate summit in 2009, the Obama administration's negotiating team has played a major role in steering the process away from a legally binding treaty and toward something that is "politically binding" instead.
When he plugged the need to modernize Medicare, he emphasized the importance -- seemingly regardless of the proposal itself -- of steering the legislative process in a civilized, sensible way.
It is yet one more in a line of cases chastising chief executives for steering the negotiating process to their own benefit.
"If this was to happen, Group Menatep would technically have voting control at the meeting," according to a local brokerage firm, Troika Dialog, in a note on Monday to clients, and thus Mr. Khodorkovsky's investment company could therefore end up steering the bankruptcy process.
The priority is here on steering the innovation process from the inside towards societal goals rather than on coping with its (actual or anticipated) unwanted and unintended externalities.
The CED works by steering the diffusion process in a particular direction with the help of a spatially varying diffusion matrix.
