Sentence examples for clear course of from inspiring English sources

The public want a clear course of decisive action.

Yet the government seems to have no clear course of action in mind.

Yet there seems to be no clear course of action one can take in response.

He has been very canny about committing himself to clear course of action on both domes tic and foreign policy.

The Government introduced evidence showing that although there was no written or express agreement discovered among American, Liggett and Reynolds their practices included a clear course of dealing.

And what do I have to do?" One might think that, having hashed out a legal document and established trustees, there would now be a clear course of action.

TG analysis shows clear courses of weight loss, which corresponds to the decomposition of different ligands.

Democracy is, no doubt, in its infancy in Nepal, but the country's leaders have shown little sign of helping it grow up.RABINDRA MISHRALondonComing cleanSIR--The clearest course of action that the American government could take if it is serious about curbing Mexican corruption ("Dirty linen", May 17th) would be to prosecute the American bankers who have made the money laundering possible.A.A

Another clear line, of course, would involve banning abortions entirely, from the moment an egg is fertilized.

But before the race could begin, organizers would have to clear the course of snow.

"I am optimistic for the men's super-G," said FIS men's race director Guenther Hujara, who added that course workers were trying to clear the course of snow drifts as deep as 16 to 20 feet.