Steer

Here is the chart of over 43 people helping to steer the robot that could not steer and get it on its way, from one corner from one corner of Washington Square Park to another.

Bangladesh was privileged to steer that process.

One must hope that the quest for GNH will help steer the country away from such temptations.

Kenyatta has a chance to steer Kenya away from the ethnic tensions that have plagued its society and economy.

They can help steer the world toward coordinated recovery and save many emerging economies from becoming innocent casualties in other people s wars.

The role of the techno polity is to steer the world toward positive outcomes.

Hey, steer clear of the boss today, he seems really ticked off about something.

Only courageous thinking and action will enable them to steer clear of the rocks.

Corey Pein, an American writer who lives in the UK, adds that while Reuters may have helped Barakat steer away from trouble, they cannot avoid questions about his death

This quiet majority is under represented in the Knesset because its members steer clear of political careers.

That is essential in order to steer developments in the situation in Kosovo in the right direction.

The task for China s government now is to translate these plans into a demonstration of real leadership, thereby helping to steer the earth s trajectory away from disastrous levels of warming.

Wisetwo has done political work in the past but prefers to steer clear of politics in his art.

Obama would steer America in the direction of European social welfare states Romney s agenda is designed to prevent that.

Investors have reacted by trying to get out of the euro and, in particular, steer clear of Greek government debt.

So there is the landing target. Could they steer towards it with these capabilities? Here it is in the wind tunnel.

With the right policies and a global framework, we can generate economic growth and steer it in a low carbon direction.

These deep axioms are implicit in economics as well, but, if left unscrutinized, they can steer policymakers into a blind alley.

It is also why governments give the impression that they don t know how to steer their societies through these troubled waters.

Inspired leadership, new ideas for cooperation and an unwavering commitment to steer our destiny will ensure that we achieve that goal.

In the meantime, we are doing our utmost through our good offices to help steer the process towards prudent conflict management.

These kids belong to Club Deportivo Sarayaku's football academy, which not only helps young kichwas from the community learn to dribble, pass, and play defense, but also helps steer them in the right direction, toward team sport, away from potentially dangerous temptations.

World Resources Institute President Andrew Steer notes that more than 50 developing countries are now implementing costly policies to reduce climate change.

The ability to convey priorities and empathize with team members and stakeholders are vital to steer the project in the right direction.

The battlecruiser remained in İzmit until 1926, in a neglected state only two of her boilers worked, she could not steer or steam, and she still had two unrepaired scars from the mine damage in 1918.

You have to fight for what you believe. You don't always win everything you want to win. But you can steer the process.

But a major threshold is passed when you mature enough to acknowledge what drives you and to take the wheel and steer it.

However, such reforms can provide an opportunity to strengthen vector control at the district level and steer the programme to an IVM strategy.

But he vows to steer the economy from the fiscal cliff by extending the tax cuts enacted under George W. Bush, doubling down with a further 20 across the board cut in income tax rates and cutting the corporate rate from 35 to 25 .

(d) Guidelines allowing an insolvency representative in the insolvency of a holding company to steer the actions to be taken by the (insolvent) subsidiary

They will be answered only by matching research efforts and funding levels to the information needed to steer toward a safe future for nanotechnology applications.

Looking forward, in the short run, speculators will continue to fuel oil price volatility as bullish and bearish factors steer them one way or the other.

The reports indicated that few girls took up technical subjects or technical vocational training and that little was being done to steer them in those directions.

World Resources Institute President Andrew Steer notes that more than 50 developing countries are now implementing costly policies to reduce climate change. From the perspective of national interest, that makes no sense at all, given the global commons nature of the problem.

The European Stability and Growth Pact was an effort to accomplish exactly that by creating incentives for eurozone countries to steer clear of the danger zone for debt.

Some countries, such as Egypt and Tunisia, have historically entrenched institutions to help steer the post conflict institution building process and prevent a complete collapse of the state.

Slow Money Slow Money is a movement to organize investors and donors to steer new sources of capital to small food enterprises, organic farms, and local food systems.

This week, world leaders have an opportunity to steer developments onto a new and more hopeful path when they meet in London to forge a new compact with Afghanistan.

The new king was not a particularly talented ruler at least not talented enough to steer his kingdom through the dangerous era of the French Revolution and Napoleonic wars.

A failure to identify and take advantage of opportunities for rapid economic development and to enable the Afghan population to extract itself from its condition of extreme destitution, particularly in rural areas, is bound to undermine efforts to steer the country away from dependency on the narcotics economy and the predatory rule of local commanders

So these are a pair of gloves, and it has vibrating elements on the knuckle part so you can convey instructions about how to steer the direction and the intensity.

They believe that government intervention tends to generate its own costly failures because of bureaucratic incompetence and rent seeking, whereby private interests try to steer policy to their own advantage.

Many of these countries will look to the US as a strategic counterweight should China seek to assert local dominance. But some may conclude that it is safer to steer closer to China than away from it, because their economies depend so strongly on Chinese trade.

Undertaken by politicians, an audit might be viewed as an opportunity to score political points or steer policy in self serving directions, with delicate information leaked in order to pressure policymakers.