Sentence examples for decide on the course from inspiring English sources

When he is injured, the athletic trainers and team doctors take the necessary X-rays and M.R.I.'s and decide on the course of action among themselves.

"His wife and family will decide on the course of treatment, but, as his ex, feel free to open up a few old wounds".

"Now," he noted, "for many cancers there is no standard, and it's often up to the patient and family to decide on the course of treatment.

In the 20th century, the French, much as people in other developed countries, discovered the joys of individual emancipation: nowadays they want to decide on the course of their own lives, choose their partner, job, sexual mores and life style.

Hearts, who have seven days to decide whether to appeal against the decision to the Scottish Football Association, stressed that they would "decide on the course of further action" after carefully considering the SPL judgement.

As a lifelong advocate for patients and people with disabilities, I will continue to fight to advance the rights of patients to have informed discussions with their doctors about their options, and to decide on the course of treatment that works best for them.

The discussion continued that evening, and Mr. Obama decided on the course Mr. Summers supported.

He wrote how he decided on the course of action, fearful of Thailand's strict anti-drug laws and penalties.

The discussion continued that evening, and Mr. Obama decided on the course Mr. Summers supported.But both men would probably argue that passionate debate is helpful in such circumstances.

In the first phase, he gathered available information before deciding on the course of restarting the ordering system.

"The world changes quickly, if you're not part of the discussion, you're being told what to do rather than deciding on the course of action". That's what Dr. Armando Bedoya recognized when he decided to pursue the field of clinical informatics.