Sentence examples for decide what next steps from inspiring English sources

The committee needs to see it, and evaluate it and decide what next steps need to be taken," he said.

"Once the facts have been determined and suitably corroborated, we will decide what next steps, if any, should be taken".

"Once the facts have been determined and suitably corroborated, we will decide what next steps, if any, should be taken". Pearson, 51, led Leicester to promotion last season but since beating Manchester United 5-3 in September, his side has taken only two points from a possible 27.

If the meetings fail, he said, the Americans would decide "what next steps to take". Those steps could include efforts to increase pressure on Mr. Netanyahu, including a public discussion of the American proposals and a clear statement of who disagreed with them.

Martin Howard, the deputy chief of intelligence, said one letter from Sir David to Sir Kevin, "recorded the prime minister's view that, before we decided on what next step should be taken, it would be sensible to try and go into a bit more detail into the differences between what Dr Kelly said and what Mr Gilligan had claimed".

I think they should go about it very quickly and very transparently and then decide what the next steps in the process should be.

I think they'll have a step down and then see what the impact is on markets and the economy and then decide what the next steps will be".

Now with "Pucks" finally coming to an end, the three must decide what their next steps will be--Showtime has, fortunately, renewed "Episodes" for a fourth season.

"We will study it carefully and consider our options thoughtfully before we decide what our next steps will be," Twohey told the Sun-Times.

"We feel strongly that 'Killer Joe' was arbitrarily and unfairly rated NC-17," said Dinerstein, who has yet to decide what his next steps with the movie will be.

They will be able to evaluate your situation and help you decide what your next steps should be, whether it is pursuing a lawsuit or reporting the incident to the correct agency.