Sentence examples for tack towards from inspiring English sources

Does Romney still need to tack towards the center?

As for Mr Obama, he might relish the excuse to cast off the left wing of his own party and tack towards the centre.

A recent deterioration in ties partly prompted by the Kremlin's anger over Mr Lukashenka's tack towards the West appears to have hardened Russia's line.

The Republican presidential candidate doubled down on his hardline stance in a speech on Wednesday night which delighted core supporters and dismayed his few remaining Latino allies who had expected a tack towards moderation.

That was taken as a cue by the government to reopen the current agreement and squeeze prices more tightly across the board but not to alter the underlying approach.That leaves NICE pursuing a different tack towards drug pricing, which it believes makes more sense, as Sir Michael illustrates with a homely analogy.

The call to "advance the cause of Americanism – not globalism" came as Trump reiterated the anti-immigration message at the heart of his campaign, which delighted core supporters and dismayed his few remaining Latino allies, who had expected a tack towards moderation.

Mabey projected his "journey in an erratic circle around London" in 1973, "tacking towards and away from the centre".

Even if Clinton wins and, once in office, tacks towards a freer trade position, this issue will not go away.

In 2007 he tacked towards the left, and most of his party's activists, in his bid to win the leadership.

Combined with Romney's north-east image, Christie could be part of a ticket that successfully tacks towards the center after a primary campaign that dragged Romney to the right.

While both giants are embracing an online future, they are taking different tacks towards pricing and distribution.