I steered clear of sensitive topics.

She steered our efforts in the right direction.

She steered our efforts in the necessary direction.

4 bromo 2,5 dimethoxyphenylisopropylamine, a new centrally active amphetamine analog .

Powerful computers led to potent states and powerful and centrally directed business corporations.

So it is vital to accept that Afghanistan cannot be governed centrally, only guided.

The Free State is particularly flat because it lies centrally on the high plateau.

The various components, and the subdivisions within them, do not appear to be centrally commanded.

First, America s mini deal on taxes has not steered it fully away from the fiscal cliff.

But the way the elders steered clear of a violent resolution is an admirable example of good governance.

But, despite its scope, the movement steered clear of violence in order to create a new mode of rebellion.

I expect that Dimon, who has steered Morgan through the crisis without the need for public support, would say amen.

In order to make the war paradigm fit, the Bush administration alludes to al Qaeda as a centrally directed enemy.

When China initiated its economic reforms in 1979, it inherited a centrally planned economy that lacked the institutional infrastructure for markets.

The economy needs to be steered in the desired direction without triggering instability, making correct sequencing and coordination of policy measures essential.

The people that once lived in this place, and made their contribution to the Soviet Union's centrally planned economy, have now left.

The authorities announced tighter controls, particularly against those who attempt to reach the centrally located capital, Asunción, from anywhere else in the country.

It is a great shame that so many Europeans have steered clear of Iraq with a mixture of self righteousness and anti American Schadenfreude .

There is also the liberalism of José Manuel de la Sota, who steered the indebted province of Córdoba and who is President Eduardo Duhalde's dauphin.

The idea that controlled tightening is easier in a more centrally planned economy, where policymakers must rely on far noisier market signals, is highly questionable.

That, in turn, strengthened its two fold belief that its brand of state steered capitalism offers a credible alternative, and that its global ascendance is inevitable.

But, like Eisenhower, he steered the US through multiple crises, overseeing one of the more successful periods of US foreign policy in the last half century.

Drones unmanned aircraft that are remotely steered have proven to be effective in killing a significant number of terrorists, including many of the most important leaders.

Drones unmanned aircraft that are remotely steered have proven to be effective in killing a significant number of terrorists, including many of the most important leaders.

Being behind the Iron Curtain meant limited freedom of movement, sharing of ideas, and privacy, as well as centrally planned markets resulting in low living standards.

Solana's deft handling steered Global Voices' editorial through a rapidly shifting media landscape that saw blogging eclipsed by social networks as the primary platform for citizen expression.

Moreover, the major emerging market countries, which steered successfully through the storms of 2008 and 2009, may not cope as well with the problems looming on the horizon.

There is a full time, centrally organized office and team to co ordinate this program. If it succeeds, the impact will be dramatic and not just in Nigeria.

It is to be a democracy steered from above, with only a limited division of power and a streak of authoritarianism, guided by a mixture conservatism, populism, and nationalism.

Some examples that we might relate to better can be found in the communist, centrally planned economies of much of the twentieth century, which also had no speculative markets.

India has a number of centrally sponsored national social assistance schemes, which provide financial assistance to the elderly, widows and persons with disabilities in the form of social pensions.

Likewise, the Chemical Weapons Convention, steered through the UN Conference on Disarmament in Geneva, is still the most robust arms control treaty related to weapons of mass destruction ever negotiated.

Even assuming that agreement can be found within the eurozone on how to allocate the desired gains and losses in competitiveness across countries, member countries are not centrally planned economies.

But for every such case South Korea is the favorite example there is another, like Hong Kong, where meteoric economic growth had nothing to do with centrally planned education policy.

In a time of political and economic transition for example, the shift from authoritarianism to democracy and from a centrally planned to a free market economy many jobs are on the line.

In a time of political and economic transition for example, the shift from authoritarianism to democracy and from a centrally planned to a free market economy many jobs are on the line.

In order to make the war paradigm fit, the Bush administration alludes to al Qaeda as a centrally directed enemy. In fact, there is now no master planner or funder of terrorist activities.

What is so special about these protests is the fact that they have not been centrally coordinated by student unions but have been organized entirely bottom up, with the help of online social media.

10, when four major political parties signed an agreement to divide the country into provinces a major step toward a new constitution but a highly contentious issue in Nepal, which has been centrally governed for centuries.

It is a little precious to hear such pontifications from those who, at the helm of central banks, finance ministries, and private banks, steered the global financial system to the brink of ruin and created the ongoing mess.

This is because local governments leaders are appointed centrally, and, until recently, promotion has been based largely on the ability to generate GDP growth at the local level, leading to over investment in the economy as a whole.

Number one, that the most useful subjects for work are at the top. So you were probably steered benignly away from things at school when you were a kid, things you liked, on the grounds that you would never get a job doing that. Is that right?

A few recently industrialized countries have pursued successful government driven education strategies that seem to boost economic development. But for every such case South Korea is the favorite example there is another, like Hong Kong, where meteoric economic growth had nothing to do with centrally planned education policy.

On the contrary, she has unflinchingly steered the CDU towards the left, because she learned three things from the CDU s election defeat in 2002 and its narrow victory in 2005 Germans don t want to go to war, don t think much of economic reform, and are mostly to the left of the CDU CSU.

It is to be a democracy steered from above, with only a limited division of power and a streak of authoritarianism, guided by a mixture conservatism, populism, and nationalism. It is to be assertive in its dealings with the EU perhaps not so much Euro skeptical as Euro difficult aping Margaret Thatcher s Britain of the 1980 s, despite Poland s being much poorer and less politically influential than Thatcher s Britain was.