Similar words: in the course of, faction, benefaction, putrefaction, stupefaction, satisfaction, factors of production, factious. Meaning: n. a mode of action.
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61. To map out a course of action and follow it to an end requires courage. Ralph Waldo Emerson 
62. It replicates a course of action that has seemingly served its purposes in the past.
63. Even within the realm of economics,(http://sentencedict.com/course of action.html) there are clear benefits and costs to either course of action.
64. Ferranti then hopes to decide on a course of action and in particular on how to restructure its capital base.
65. The gulf between words and deeds would, Bertinotti feared, be more self-destructive than any other course of action.
66. Naturally this was like a red rag to a bull and I refused to even consider such a course of action.
67. So we're agreed. Our preferable course of action is to do nothing until the report is published.
68. This course of action involved an often violent struggle against unbelief and mistrust.
69. To my knowledge at this point, nobody has been stopped from pursuing any course of action....
70. At its most extreme, some one's capacity to choose which course of action to perform is removed from them.
71. We will now have to reconsider what the appropriate course of action will be.
72. Again and again, such prophecies dictate and determine his decisions, his attitudes, his course of action.
73. In running the same course of action is likely to do little more than raise a few curious glances from fellow competitors.
74. It was often more rational for the cattle owner to accept the loss, or to take a different course of action.
75. High-performing enterprises seldom embark on a course of action without first evaluating all of the potential costs and benefits it might yield.
76. There was only one possible course of action - he had to resign.
77. It's not as if murdering the Admiral was a sensible course of action.
78. He called for the four counties to hire a consultant to study the region before recommending a course of action.
79. The government sees this as an effective course of action for a doctor who feels they are the target of unjustified allegations.
80. With 209, it becomes law that we follow this course of action.
81. In each instance, you see a course of action that brings about the very consequences it sought to avoid.
82. Mr Yeltsin can break the deadlock only by choosing the second, riskier, course of action.
83. I thoroughly recommend this course of action as a way of improving your driving and putting your badge where your mouth is.
84. Chewing her lip, she debated her next course of action.
85. This course of action is advisable.
86. There is just something a bit too lemming-like about that course of action and I've always taken pride in being true to who I am even if that means I must break with the norm.
87. The qualification of such a course of action as conservation is too mild.
88. Nothing could tempt him to such a course of action.
89. Given the current recession, the president and key Democrats have concluded that the right course of action is to steepen the level of progressivity in the income tax.
90. In 1978, with America's ally the Shah of Iran under siege, President Jimmy Carter asked a former diplomat named George Ball to study the situation and recommend a course of action.
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