Sentence examples for take the right course from inspiring English sources

I failed to take the right course of action and I deeply regret that".

"Once the consumer is made aware of the threat and they're educated, most consumers will take the right course of conduct," said Mr. Boscovich.

Will it be a society that is opening to the world and liberating to its people or controlling of its people and lashing out at the world?" If Congress votes to provide China with permanent normal trade relations, Mr. Clinton said, "it will not guarantee that China will take the right course".

Hence, in the context of high dynamism, firms with stronger KMC make better sense of ambiguous environments and thus, are able to take the right course of actions resulting to better innovation performance.

Now is the time to take the right course of action and acknowledge the humanity of this issue by ensuring that both parties take action today.

"If we can provide community college students with the proper guidance and mentoring to take the right courses, in the right sequence, they can be competitive at the university level," says Singh.

In encouraging private-sector provision for the poorest, Britain is taking the right course.

But I was never persuaded that they had taken the right course of action".

He said that President Bush was taking "the right course of action" by winning a unanimous Security Council vote.

But in discussing the new acquisitions, he emphasized that he believed the museum was taking the right course for its own future and for the antiquities.

Alumnae who do are mostly pleased, though a small few have called to say they do not think the school is taking the right course, Ms. Nemerowicz said.