Sentence examples for current course of action from inspiring English sources

The moral and political advantages of holding to the current course of action are overwhelming.

I believe you (and your partners) will find this financial arrangement more attractive than your current course of action".

Therefore, our current course of action to overcome the crisis as well as measures to strengthen the EU are paramount.

Nor can they claim theirs is no more than a cold, analytical judgment, merely forecasting rather than endorsing the logical consequences of a current course of action.

Merkel made clear that she considered Moscow's current course of action a violation of the UN resolution since it directly targeted civilians.

In a statement, Interpublic said that it believed that the "best current course of action" to maximize shareholder value "continues to be resolving financial reporting issues and improving operating performance".

Indeed, current courses of action in research funding follow the concentration of scarce resources on outstanding researchers.

The directors said in a statement that they had considered all the issues outlined in Mr. Gold's letter, but because they refused to accept his recommendation that Mr. Eisner be replaced, "Mr. Gold and Mr. Disney have chosen their current destructive course of action".

Members of the government, who themselves have been busy burning - most recently the country's socialized medical system - remain convinced of the correctness of their current misguided course of action.

The Home Office disagreed that a Royal Commission was the correct course of action, saying: "Our current laws draw on the best available evidence and as such we have no intention of downgrading or declassifying cannabis".

The Home Office disagreed that a Royal Commission was the correct course of action, saying: "Our current laws draw on the best available evidence and as such we have no intention of downgrading or declassifying cannabis". However, the Home Office minister Jeremy Browne, a Liberal Democrat, said the government was "open to new ways of thinking".