Sentence examples for explore possible options from inspiring English sources

Nicola Sturgeon said her administration was also entering "immediate discussions" with EU institutions to "explore possible options to protect Scotland's place in the EU".

Now the company may have to compensate Nasa, after the report from Nasa's top lawyer noted that the arrangement had "engendered a sense of unfairness and a perception of favouritism", and recommended it explore "possible options to remedy this situation".

INSIDE PITCH TOM PAGNOZZI, CHRIS TURNER and TOM WILSON are still in camp, trying to win the job as JORGE POSADA's backup catcher, but officials around baseball say the Yankees continue to explore possible options for a backup catcher.

First year children in secondary school are no longer routinely inspected in Scotland, and it was deemed important therefore to explore possible options to improve registration rates in this group.

AlixPartners said the retailer would continue to trade while it explored possible options to secure a future for Austin Reed, including a sale of all or parts of the business.

"We are still exploring possible options for observance of Eid al-Fitr, which marks the end of the month of Ramadan.

The model was validated over 2 years and used to explore possible management options for reconciling the conservation of in-field biodiversity with winter wheat production.

Well-designed and carefully conducted studies are needed to further clarify the role of ADMA in the pathophysiological states of renal disease and explore possible treatment options to improve the prognosis of patients with elevated ADMA levels.

Therefore, further comprehensive analysis of the R292K mutant virus from this clinically dominant Anhui1 subclade is necessary to further understand the resistance spectrum, viral fitness and pathogenesis and to explore possible therapeutic options for the control of this clinically challenging variant.

Studies have been undertaken to measure the impact of climate change on Ethiopia agriculture and explored possible adaptation options in response to its adverse effect (Deressa 2007; Kidane et al. 2006; NMSA 2001).

In this highly-stylized view policy proceeds through a set of stages from understanding the nature of the problem (agenda-setting), to exploring possible problem resolution options, weighing up costs and benefits, making a rational choice about best options (decision-making), and finally implementation, possibly followed by evaluation.