Sentence examples for settle on a course from inspiring English sources
Prosecutors are expected to settle on a course of action soon, they said.
Twelve minutes later, it made another sharp left to settle on a course leading directly to the south tower.
But what impact the cancer will have on the mayor's health or his campaign for the United States Senate will not be known until he and his doctors settle on a course of treatment, which could range from surgery to radiation to hormones.
When I settle on a course I stick with it.
Nonetheless, a senior administration official said after Mr. Bush's speech that "he has no war plans on his desk," and that he had not yet settled on a course of action in Iraq.
He said he hoped to continue his Senate campaign, but would not make any decisions about the race until he had settled on a course of treatment, which includes radiation, hormone therapy, surgery or a combination of those options.
He said he hoped to continue his campaign for United States Senate, but would not make any definite decisions about the race until he had settled on a course of treatment.
On March 30 , 1981-- after a half-dozen years of aimless wandering between Texas, Colorado, Connecticut and California; after a stint living in Hollywood, where he hoped to become famous as a songwriter; after stalking President Jimmy Carter at campaign stops in Ohio and stalking the young actress Jodie Foster at Yale -- John W. Hinckley Jr. finally settled on a course of action.
A law enforcement official, speaking on condition of anonymity because The Times was still settling on a course of action, said that the company planned to remove about nine feet of the ceramic rods from the bottom of the screen that encases the building.
Xunzi calls the sort of judgment that the heart makes when it settles on a course of action approval.
Intentions resist reconsideration they are relatively stable, in the sense that we take ourselves to be settled on a course of action when we intend it, and it seems to be irrational to reconsider an intention absent specific reason for doing so.
