• Obviously, Graham being a man, he won't ask for directions or help with parking, so I'd urge listeners in Great Yarmouth to give us a wide berth on Wednesday, when Graham hopes (tides permitting) to steer a course across Breydon Water to the Berney Arms and along to Reedham.

    BBC: Norfolk - BBC Radio Norfolk on the Broads

  • It is that in order to "change course and steer away from critical tipping points... that might lead to rapid and irreversible change", something radical is needed.

    BBC: Gear change on road to Rio?

  • What the government's got to do is steer a course through that, have a credible plan to deal with those debts and deficits, and also - as we did at the Budget - set out the policies that are going to help the British economy grow.

    BBC: Transcript of George Osborne interview

  • "We have to steer a course from violence, and away from poverty and inequality, " she declared.

    BBC: Sudan debate

  • The dignity of work and the ability to steer the course of their lives are the best alternatives to extremism.

    WSJ: Mitt Romney: A New Course for the Middle East

  • He needs political skills, to steer a course through the regulatory maze.

    ECONOMIST: Firing the boss

  • It was left to Fairclough to steer his own course, and he is proud of his achievements.

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  • Of course, before you can resolve to steer clear of them, we need to be able to identify them.

    FORBES: Beware Patented Tax Strategies

  • The AIG bailout shows how hard it is for America's financial authorities to steer a straight course through a crisis that is piling one systemic threat onto another.

    ECONOMIST: American finance: A lifeline for AIG | The

  • It is an unenviable dilemma for a President who in his first term tended to steer a middle course on climate and energy issues, sometimes supporting the environmental argument sometimes supporting the economic rationale.

    BBC: Science & Environment

  • President Clinton has sought to steer a middle course, saying that students must not be made to feel "uncomfortable because they come from different religious traditions, while helping students make the most of their God-given talents".

    BBC: Clinton sets limits on religion in schools

  • It does not mean leaving pilots completely free to steer their own course like car drivers, but it does transfer more responsibility for plotting a route and following it to the pilot, with the ground controller keeping an eye on things.

    ECONOMIST: Clearing the skies | The

  • Take "Donkey Kong's Crash Course, " which has you tilting the GamePad left or right to steer a rickety roller through a zany Rube Goldberg-ish obstacle course.

    CNN: Nintendo Wii U review: A tale of two screens

  • Plus, they provide their own insights and recommendations to help you steer your course and avoid false starts.

    FORBES: How to Publish Your Book: Guy Kawasaki's Blueprint

  • The South East Cornwall MP said she had managed "to steer a relatively straight course, navigating various hitches on the chart" thanks to her colleagues' "kindness and support".

    BBC: Common Fisheries Policy debate

  • But it's not yet clear if either had the right policy ideas in mind to steer the economy back on course.

    FORBES: Election 2008

  • It is just possible that the Fed, which assumes annualised economic growth of 3.25-3.5%, may manage to steer the economy through a course of gently slowing growth and moderating inflation, without driving America into recession.

    ECONOMIST: American Treasuries gain a new following

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