Sentence examples for clear course of action from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

The horrors in Syria are symptoms of a tangle of political crises that present no clear course of action for the United States, or its allies, or any other constellation of the international community.

In a June 18 , 1965 internal memo, Ball proposed increasing the number of American troops in Vietnam to 100,000 for three months to "appraise the costs and possibilities of waging a successful land war in South Vietnam and chart a clear course of action".

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

The public want a clear course of decisive action.

The frustrating part of this is that we seem to be without a clear alternative course of action that someone should have taken at a particular time (Example: we know that the murder would not have occurred if the shooter had refrained from shooting the victim). Jamie Dimon's theory, namely, that these things just happen now and then, is very unsatisfying; but is there something better?

"I am not clear about our course of action" in its regard, she said.

Charles C. Conaway, Kmart's chief executive, said in a statement that "after considering a wide range of alternatives, it became clear that this course of action was the only way to truly resolve the company's most challenging problems".