Synonyms for change course
change course

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1. jibe, gybe, jib, change courseverb

   shift from one side of the ship to the other

   "The sail jibbed wildly"

   Synonyms:
   gybe, correspond, fit, tally, jib, balk, check, baulk, agree, match, jibe, resist, gibe

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1. State Hillary Clinton:

   I am deeply relieved by Alan Gross’ safe return to the United States, and I support President Obama’s decision to change course on Cuba policy, while keeping the focus on our principal objective: supporting the aspirations of the Cuban people for freedom.

2. Fort Trump:

   Reliance on a single foreign supplier can leave a nation vulnerable to extortion and intimidation, that is why we congratulate European states, such as Poland, for leading the construction of a Baltic pipeline so that nations are not dependent on Russia to meet their energy needs. Germany will become totally dependent on Russian energy if it does not immediately change course.

3. Getty Images/Reuters -RRB- Sanders:

   We have allowed the Republicans to get away with murder. They haven’t had to vote on anything, i think there is widespread understanding that what we have done for the last six months has failed from a policy point of view. It has failed politically. We need to change course. We need to have the courage to take on the Republicans and let Manchin and Sinema decide which side they are on.

4. Paul Zemsky:

   I see nothing on the calendar outside a geopolitical event that is going to make them (the Fed) change course at this point.

5. Tom McClintock:

   The lockdowns have … robbed our children of a year of their education. (They’ve) destroyed hundreds of thousands of small businesses, cost millions of people their jobs … And I think that that is becoming clear to so many Californians that they feel the need to do something, the big question is going to be, do the people of California actually have the will to act and the wisdom to change course before it's too late?