Sentence examples for Set a course of action from inspiring English sources

Only then can it set a course of action.

Assuming he says no, Mr. Sullivan said lawmakers needed to set a course of action within the next two weeks.

You should take help of your mentor to do a reality check on areas that need improvement and then set a course of action to overcome those weak points.

The Japanese, for example, are hierarchical in their views toward authority deferential to the boss and accustomed to waiting for instructions rather than taking the initiative but they are consensual decision makers who get buy-in before they set a course of action.

Others said the declaration was important at least symbolically and could set a course for action.

We need to ensure those values apply to current realities and set a course for action.

The F.A.A. typically sets a course of corrective action for airlines when it issues a safety directive.

During the closure, the cathedral's Canon Chancellor Dr Giles Fraser resigned, saying he feared the church was set on a course of action which could lead to protesters being moved by force.

In a statement to the Guardian, Fraser, who was appointed canon in May 2009, confirmed his resignation, saying: "I resigned because I believe that the chapter has set on a course of action that could mean there will be violence in the name of the church".

The reaction by members of St Paul's to the camp led to the resignation of the cathedral's Canon Chancellor, Dr Giles Fraser, who said he feared the church was set on a course of action which could lead to protesters being moved by force.

The spokesperson said the email set out a course of action "to support the department to ensure that its normal course of work is not affected by the demands of the Princess of Wales Hospital investigation".