Kosovo's Albanians, faced with the Belgrade government's evident willingness to use military force against them, adopted a course of passive, nonviolent resistance to Serbian control.
"Being in this environment over the past number of years with these financial pressures, we have adopted a course of action where we are constantly re-engineering our work force," he said.
He made attempts to break with the Rutherford railway policy; when these were rebuffed by the courts, he adopted a course similar to Rutherford's.
An article on Thursday about a Texas school district's adopting a course published by the National Council on Bible Curriculum in Public Schools for studying the Bible in history and literature misstated the position of Focus on the Family, a conservative Christian group.
"Why would a young man, instead of taking up engineering, adopt a course that any reasonable person would tell him would end up in death?" Now the India-controlled section of Kashmir is engulfed in a crisis.
And after shifting strategies for years, Microsoft's consumer group, which includes the MSN Web site and MSN Internet access service, is adopting a course that links it closer to the software plans of the rest of the company.
It then presents the results of a study, conducted at a small liberal arts college, on the effectiveness of a faculty training program that was designed to encourage faculty to adopt a course management system in their classroom-based, undergraduate courses.
In his letter, written in March but only now published, the chair of the Commons committee, Conservative MP Richard Ottaway, said he was concerned that the UK was adopting a course of action towards the embargo which "is out of step" with its EU partners.
This allows a proper comparison to be made between the interventions, and ensures that the decision maker does not blindly adopt a course of action deemed to be 'cost-effective' by reference to the ICER alone.
As stated by Davis and Kahan, "high-level decision makers are commonly afflicted with deep uncertainties that materially affect the choice of a course of action … the solution is to adopt a course of action that is as flexible, adaptive, and robust as possible" [ 18].
To the contrary, a conscientious practitioner may responsibly adopt a course of action different from that set out in the guidelines when, in the reasonable judgment of the practitioner, such course of action is indicated by the condition of the patient, limitations of available resources or advances in knowledge or technology subsequent to publication of the guidelines.
