Sentence examples for the preferred course of action from inspiring English sources

When a bank fails, the preferred course of action by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation is to sell it, quickly, to a healthy bank.

By resigning, he took what seems to be the preferred course of action after such revelations; most politicians either quit or are ousted by voters.

The favourites are getting heavy in League Two, presenting us with a weekend when the preferred course of action is to dabble on a couple of speculative long shots in the absence of a single solid wager.

In a statement, Banco Popular's chief executive, Richard L. Carrion, said, "It is our firm belief that accepting the agreement is the preferred course of action -- one that avoids potentially protracted litigation that could have had a negative impact on the bank, our clients, our employees and the communities we serve.

Politically, popularity for this approach is most pronounced among Labour supporters (50%) but it's the preferred course of action among supporters of each mainstream party with the exception of Ukip, whose supporters believe that each country should respond in their own way, with no central co-ordination or organisation.

In other cases, suppression of a defective gene product may be the preferred course of action.

It continues to be our policy that we shall undertake the least action necessary to mitigate threats and that we will prioritize network defense and law enforcement as the preferred courses of action.

"You've got to be careful of unintended consequences here," Mr. Panetta said, reiterating the Obama administration's view that diplomatic pressure and international sanctions were the preferred courses of action.

Several states have already enacted "distracted driving" laws that deal with what consumers can and can't do while behind the wheel, but the NTSB's preferred course of action would extend even farther than states have dared to go.

These included effective and well-coordinated dissemination of evidence, stakeholders reaching a consensus on the available evidence, the MoH having the negotiating power to take a preferred course of action in line with evidence and, reducing the turnover of senior officers to ensure continuity.

The attorney general indicated that a court hearing was his preferred course of action to resolve the dispute and the university accepts this view.