Sentence examples similar to deciding on next steps from inspiring English sources

— Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri, according to a leaked cable from August, 2006 "The current Iranian regime is effectively a fascist state and the time has come to decide on next steps".

According to the cable, Levitte goes on: "The current Iranian regime is effectively a fascist state and the time has come to decide on next steps … The Iranian regime must understand that it will be more threatened by economic harm and the attendant social unrest than it would be by negotiating with the west".

Those whose vision is just a few feet in front of them will feel more limited in their ability to decide on next steps or choose a direction, and yet they may be extraordinary at executing tactical strategies that require discipline and attention to detail.

FJP leaders in meeting to decide on next step, and they are considering what you might call their nuclear option in pres elex — Samer Al-Atrush (@SameralAtrush) 14 Jun 12 As my colleague David Kirkpatrick reports, many observers in Egypt today have called the dissolution of Parliament an escalation in "a battle for power between the remnants of the toppled order and rising Islamists".

We will carefully consider the judgment before deciding on our next steps".

Instead, officials acknowledged today that they would need a new round of consultations before deciding on their next steps.

Sturgeon said she would now look at Thursday's judgment very carefully before deciding on the next steps.

The Justice Department, which argued the case for the F.D.A., said it needed to review the ruling before deciding on its next steps.

Engineers said they expected to work through the night troubleshooting possible causes and deciding on the next steps in the investigation -- their "go-forward activities," as they call them.

Mrs. Clinton said she would wait and see whether Mr. Lazio returned the money before deciding on her next step.

The FIA is now awaiting a report from its observer in Indianapolis before deciding on the next step".