Sentence examples for a range of potential actions from inspiring English sources

TPG-Axon Capital Management, Triad's largest owner, with an 8.9percentt stake, said last week it would nominate its own slate for the board and was "evaluating a range of potential actions" for Triad, based in Plano, Tex.

The report recommended a range of "potential actions", including a recruitment freeze, a reduction in medical school places and an early retirement programme to encourage older GPs and community nurses to make way for "new blood/talent".

The players are offering little change of their own in return, and if they fail to reach their prize-money goal next year, they are considering a range of potential actions, according to tennis officials familiar with the possibilities.

In December, the SNP's national executive committed to a new equalities strategy which "might" increase female activism; it said the party would shortly give branches guidance on: a range of potential actions they could take to enable a greater proportion of their women members to become more active.

Employers who don't comply with the rules face a range of potential sanctions.

Ms. Schapiro's defeat this week "will inform a pretty broad range of potential actions and reactions," said one person with knowledge of the council's thinking.

Viewed through this lens, cognition does not equate with the presence of a nervous system; the nervous system may expand an organism's range of potential actions and interactions but does not in itself generate cognition.

He's exploring a range of potential executive actions, regulations that could stem the growing tide of inversions.

The San Bernardino tragedy also has renewed a heated political debate concerning the nation's gun laws while the president is considering a range of potential new executive actions.

Cannabinoids have long been shown to have a range of potential therapeutic effects, including antiemetic actions, analgesia, and anxiolysis.

The 'Act' component presents a range of potential options for resistance depending on elements of the situation, the man's actions, and the success of early strategies.