Sentence examples for steering through the from inspiring English sources

He gave up politics last year after steering through the country's permanent constitution.

Steering through the Commons legislation to support stem cell research on a free vote.

Steering through the political cross currents would seem to be one of Mr. Dear's strengths.

As a result, Burberry has done better than most of its competitors in steering through the Great Recession.

Schemes he has been steering through the corridors of Brussels will soon be changing the life of Europe's bourgeoisie.

For example, both sides are claiming the credit for steering through the new Westfield shopping mall which it is hoped will rejuvenate the city centre.

Along with the line, steering through this route is critically important.

He was almost physically incapable, it seemed, of telling voters that things were bad and would get worse if they did not make sacrifices.His government was also incapable of agreeing on, and then steering through parliament, the necessary measures.

It is the National Association of Securities Dealers' biggest effort so far to go global, steering through one of the most hidebound, idiosyncratic and bureaucratic financial systems in the world.

The notion of Mr Bush now steering through anything with the scope of his tax cut or his education bill seems remote.

The face-to-face guidance strategy consists of guiding the steering committee through the six-step approach during four meetings within six months.