"There are three courses of action we can take now—I can call you Ace, Chief, or Big Guy".
Knight goes on to say that destruction of habitat forces three courses of action for plants and animals: adaptation to a new type of habitat, migration to an area sufficiently like the original, or face extinction.
The authors conclude three courses of action must now be followed to rectify the dangerous gap they have uncovered: ■ Nations should work even harder over the next few months to improve emission pledges at Paris.
As he battles the economic crisis, Medvedev should take one of three courses of action: withdraw the government's case and thereby acquit Khodorkovsky and Lebedev; wait until they are found guilty, which is what Putin and his men clearly desire, and then grant them parole; or pardon them whenever he deems it appropriate.
When the (psychiatric) APA published its guidelines for treatment of gender dysphoria last year and laid out the three courses of action touched upon by Dr. Drescher, it was clear that the first of the three was driven by empirical ignorance, and the second learned helplessness, or fear of the impact of cultural hostility.
There are three courses of action for the management of this condition: watchful waiting, medical therapy, and surgical or minimally invasive interventions.
In order to compare the phylogenetic signal from the entire genome to signals from subsets of the genome, three courses of action were taken.
When presented with the first case study, respondents were fairly equally divided among the three courses of action provided; approximately two-thirds of the respondents would submit an IRB application or talk with the IRB chair (Table 2).
When something is considered to be valuable, there are two courses of actions -- save or spend.
There are two courses of action here.
