They must navigate the European ship safely through this storm.

Well there are steps we can take to navigate our way through the morass.

By contrast, the drill down is a technique that allows users to navigate through the details.

How do you navigate your identities?

Jobs did more than navigate paradigm shifts he essentially created them.

Or consider Montreal, whose residents must navigate the city s tricky linguistic politics.

The West will not find the resulting strategic terrain easy to navigate.

This is no time for half measures or muddling through. If we seize the moment, we can navigate our way out of this crisis and restore strong, sustainable, and balanced global growth.

Given reasonable security conditions, she may be able to navigate Israel from war to peace.

And so I asked Jawad, How do you guys navigate? This is a really diverse community.

But it must navigate a difficult path, because both points of view have significant public support.

They must navigate markets daily, making micro decisions, dozens and dozens, to move their way through society, and yet if a single catastrophic health problem impacts their family, they could be put back into poverty, sometimes for generations.

Nobody ever said that the road to stronger global governance would be straight or simple to navigate.

The first is how to navigate out of the current overhang of both private and public debt.

Widely viewed as a capable technocrat, Mousavi has often been able to navigate Iran's complicated economic and political maze.

Moreover, should China safely navigate this storm, its status as a rising economic and political power will be strengthened.

Such a program will also require a recovering America to navigate several key challenges in the next few months.

We navigate this complex identity as if we are walking on hot coals, getting burned whatever direction we take.

After this Greenpeace tried to navigate to the test site with other vessels, until the U.S. detonated the bomb.

The world model that a bat needs in order to navigate through three dimensions catching insects must be pretty similar to the world model that any flying bird, a day flying bird like a swallow, needs to perform the same kind of tasks.

On the new, improved, Global Voices site you ll find the same great stories and writers, but you'll be able to navigate through our content more easily, and explore corners of the world that don t often feature on the pages of international mainstream media.

Overall, emerging economies are well placed to continue to navigate successfully a world rendered unstable by crises in industrial countries.

The new Emir will now need to navigate skillfully between the Al Sabah family s factions and a newly empowered parliament.

As Africa and its partners navigate the financial storm together, we must ensure that the most vulnerable are not forgotten.

Now open a separate browser window in incognito mode (Chrome File New Incognito Window) and navigate to the same page.

To navigate it, we need strong political will around the world leadership over brinksmanship, cooperation over competition, and action over reaction.

As the bureaucracy retreated from helping businesses navigate India s plethora of rules, the required permissions and clearances were no longer granted.

If we seize the moment, we can navigate our way out of this crisis and restore strong, sustainable, and balanced global growth.

Worryingly, Copenhagen 2 will not only have to navigate this complicated terrain, but it must do so in less than five years.

BERLIN German chancellor Angela Merkel likes to navigate politically by line of sight and a very short line of sight at that.

The collateral effect, however, is that even honest officials are now too frightened to help corporations to navigate India s maze of bureaucracy.

Even the slightest hint of color on the underbelly of a cloud would inform them and help them navigate with the keenest accuracy.

Arthur C. Clarke And they can definitely help people, because children quickly learn to navigate the web and find things which interest them.

It is clearly helpful for immigrants to get hints about how to navigate daily life practically such as norms about standing in line.

Scholars who are able to navigate from one explanatory framework to another as circumstances require are more likely to point us in the right direction.

So the global economy is flying on a single engine, the pilots must navigate menacing storm clouds, and fights are breaking out among the passengers.

So at the end of the next four years, I decided that groups of children can navigate the internet to achieve educational objectives on their own.

And I really say, No. I mean, women can navigate through the world just as well as males can and why wouldn't they? However, this is the one illusion that women can consistently do better than males in matching which head because they rely on fashion cues. They can match the hat.

If we do not develop the ways and means to spot and navigate around possible new risks, the outlook for this exciting new technology will be uncertain.

The need to navigate this shift raises the toughest question of all Is the new fifth generation Chinese leadership, headed by President Xi Jinping, up to the challenge?

I saw the concept first in the DARPA Grand Challenges where the U.S. government issued a prize to build a self driving car that could navigate a desert.

There are also signs suggesting that emerging economies breakout is well anchored, and that China, in particular, will be able to navigate its complicated middle income development transition.

Often in Africa, the few paved roads that do exist are littered with potholes and lead to unpaved ones that are nearly impossible to navigate without a proper vehicle.

And indeed, unfortunately, if you navigate by needs you get a very unfocused agenda, because in these situations, needs are everywhere, but the capacity to implement change is very limited.

I am with her nearly all the time to protect her from injuring herself, because she can neither see nor navigate safely on the street or in our own home.