Sentence examples for to steering through from inspiring English sources

When it comes to steering through pension reform, Conservative and Liberal Democrat hands have been on the tiller, not at each other's throats.

Rupert Murdoch is well used to steering News Corporation through political battles and controversial regulatory inquiries.

As above, representatives of these bodies as members of the Project Advisory Group played an extensive part in this project from the initial design, to steering the work through the varied research activities, and to providing many very helpful comments that contributed to the quality of the final product.

Today, the IHT is demonstrating its steadfast commitment to steering its international readers through the events of a fast-changing world,while serving advertisers with creativity and vision.

The Ontario health care system is devolving planning and funding authority to community based organizations and moving from steering through rules and regulations to steering on performance.

The front end of the car needs to be strong to avoid understeer, with particular attention to the front-wing setting to remove understeer through the long "Spoon" corner and to help with steering through the Esses.

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.

Finally, an experiment in a different application, medical needle guidance, provided general insight in how best to provide steering information through skin deformation.

It was two-hour drive from Salt Lake City to Clawson, with white-knuckle steering through mountain passes in a snowstorm.

He's steering through the channel, trying not to run aground, trying to appeal to voters who can still think, who are not ruled by fear or resentment.

Mr. Annan had spent several weeks steering through multiple objections to a long list of candidates.