Sentence examples similar to begin a course of action from inspiring English sources

I would also consider hiring an outside consultant who can gather honest feedback and begin to chart a course of action for moving forward.

Dott began a course of anti-depressants and gradually began to feel better.

The journey: The road trip for this individual will involve a great deal of investigation, research, questioning, discussion and testing out, before the journey even begins and before a course of action can be charted.

Work stopped as employees gathered around TVs. Dow Jones stock soared, and staff cynics, who have been resigned to the eventual sale of the family-run paper ever since the demise of Telerate, a Bloomberg-machine competitor, asked one another, "Can I exercise my options?" A number of reporters who are active with the paper's primary union began e-mailing about a course of action.

After a moment of appalled paralysis, everyone began to cast around for a course of action – and there was Ness, waving directions.

Catarchic (pertaining to beginnings or sources) astrology determines whether or not a chosen moment is astrologically conducive to the success of a course of action begun in it.

What is clear, however, is that in defining climate change as a threat in his inaugural address, Obama has committed himself to a course of action that will only begin to take shape on Tuesday night.

Group leaders Ms. Leslie Radcliffe and Mr. Jose Leyedra charted out a course of action for the summer, which will begin next Wednesday with some weeding and mulching.

Hence, to begin to act as if p were true is at least to embark upon a course of action that makes belief in p more likely.

During the spring and into the summer, Stanley began meeting with Senator Byrd, State Senator Gray, and others to strategize about a course of action.

and recommend a course of action.