Sentence examples for steering the world from inspiring English sources

She is, in her own words, "steering the world towards a more secure, sustainable energy future".

And the officials in charge of steering the world economy understand how it operates a little better.

Tim Gore, Oxfam's senior climate change policy adviser, added: "Climate funding holds the key to unlocking the talks and steering the world to a global solution that tackles the threat and the reality of climate change".

At the Copenhagen climate conference in December, Mr. Obama committed the United States to a 17 percent reduction in greenhouse gases by 2020 — the minimum that scientists believe necessary to begin steering the world away from the worst impacts of a warming planet.

The Federal Reserve embarked on QE in November 2008 with the hope of steering the world's largest economy through the depths of the financial crisis.

And if the future unfolds in line with the plan, the words of Ms Yellen will acquire extra weight – weight that is undoubtedly useful when you are steering the world's largest economy.

Above all, Chinese leaders are focused on steadily steering the economy, the world's second-largest, as the country grapples with thorny problems like industrial overcapacity, rapid debt build-up, pernicious pollution and a more uncertain global trade climate with potentially rising protectionism in Trump's America.

"She has accomplished all this in the most financially distressed environment in two generations in New York City and indeed the world, steering the school to greater heights despite those almost unprecedented financial and economic challenges," he said.

According to The Mail on Sunday, the genius who left these shores after expertly steering the News of the World to closure may once have made livid threats against outgoing Ofcom chief Ed Richards.

United are still without a victory away from home under Van Gaal, who replaced David Moyes in the summer after steering the Netherlands to the World Cup semi-finals.

It feels like we're running as fast as we can to get to November, trying to wrest some control from a man who is steering the country ― and the world ― off a cliff.