Oil companies can avail themselves of four courses of action:
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These courses of action are not radical, or even new.
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However, the various courses of action are not mutually exclusive.
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Dawson recommends two courses of action for those who can't pay.
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The timing of the two courses of action was surely no coincidence.
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"There are a number of courses of action we are looking at."
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Fire managers have more courses of action to choose from with smaller fires.
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While you read this, the congressional GOP leadership contemplates potential courses of action.
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"We had five or six courses of action to go after him," Gilmore said.
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Smith has concerns for blanket surveillance, autonomous weapons and other irreversible courses of action.
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Yet, those are the two courses of action the president has proposed going forward.
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State agencies are reviewing courses of action to take against the facility, he said.
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Democrats and Republicans scurried to find historical precedents to buttress their preferred courses of action.
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Do they follow standard courses of action, or do they tend to think outside the box?
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But the recent events could cause the administration to look at developing potential courses of action.
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The options for nuclear war, called courses of action, vis a vis Russia, China, North Korea, etc.
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The planners put together multiple courses of action, or COAs, to provide choices for the civilian leaders.
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It extends to a love for data, for rational, hard facts that determine ideal courses of action.
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Go deeper: Axios Expert Voices charts five courses of action for the U.S. confrontation with North Korea.
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There are far better legal courses of action than filing one of the rarest forms of bankruptcy.
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Protesters often aggregate the best ideas in online groups and vote on courses of action, he said.
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At this point, Craig and Mullins had two possible courses of action, the neighborly and the legal.
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Hopefully, this helps guide at least a few of you toward correct and genuinely helpful courses of action.
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"At this time there are many personal opinions but no official courses of action or statements," Hogue said.
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Rather, establishing and exercising thresholds and protocols will aid agencies in preparing options and recommending courses of action.
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Herrling, too, offers a few courses of action that will be necessary to close the gender investment gap.
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If a patient is not satisfied, a patient has multiple courses of action to achieve a positive outcome.
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It says it will use sophisticated modeling techniques to simulate "what-if scenarios" and determine better courses of action.
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When people are making a decision between two courses of action ... people often used a simple rule to choose.
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It means they need to form an opinion about Ericsson's value in the case of different courses of action.
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As you can see in the quote above, the letter indicates that Jaffer is considering multiple courses of action.
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On Thursday, senior advisers presented President Donald Trump with summaries of the various courses of action on gun violence.
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I think they'll have more information at their fingertips and more recommendations on different courses of action with possible benefits.
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These mistakes were errors of judgment, violations of or disregard for policy, or...simply not the best courses of action.
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"The team is assessing the environment and developing courses of action," said Jillian Bonnardeaux, of the American Embassy in Bangkok.
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He could deny courses of action requested by Mueller — from subpoenas to indictments to the public release of any findings.
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The film offers no solutions and suggests no courses of action; maybe that's because there are no clear-cut ones.
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I have weighed very carefully the alternative courses of action which the government could take, on which I have previously advised.
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An ultrasound procedure the following January revealed seven fetuses, and Ms. Frustaci's obstetrician suggested several courses of action, among them abortion.
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The study said that doctors might be better able to figure out the best courses of action for seriously ill patients.
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Educating yourself will help you see both climate change and courses of action more clearly and that can reduce anxiety, says Evans.
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The emergency introduction of rate cuts and the reintroduction of quantitative easing are wise and necessary courses of action when absolutely necessary.
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The real question is whether legislators and policy advocates are prepared to seriously engage with our policies and recommended courses of action.
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In places where mosquito-borne illnesses break out, the use of chemical sprays and filling in swamps are common courses of action.
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"The North Koreans are practiced at making statements that sound threatening that don't lock them into particular courses of action," he says.
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Second, the political actors whose conflict is creating the problem appear ready to press their competing courses of action to the limit.
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But it will allow MPs to put forward alternative courses of action and test support for them with a series of votes.
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But it will allow lawmakers to put forward alternative courses of action and test support for them with a series of votes.
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Like "What We Do Now", Mr Stone's new book is prescriptive, listing organisations, books and courses of action for paralysed liberals to embrace.
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Policy makers should pursue three courses of action to liberate would-be entrepreneurs from the tangled web of rules that hold them back.
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For some context, legal and otherwise, about possible courses of action after such a troubling occurrence, I checked in with a few experts.
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There are really only two reasonable courses of action to take with this knowledge — make a claim to the throne, or shut up.
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More courses of action to increase the availability of masks to high-risk health care workers will be announced later Saturday, Pence said.
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Their contribution is important for its frank discussion of the possibility of a nuclear attack and their presentation of potential courses of action.
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It has shown how courses of action can be safer when doctors have to opt out of typically better practices, rather than opt in.
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She told him about the assault and asked to discuss possible courses of action: Could the school open an investigation into what had happened?
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"Frozen by 'paralysis of analysis,' hamstrung by constraints both real and perceived, Obama officials debated courses of action without truly taking one," he said.
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In those moments when planned courses of action do get complex, however, never fear — there's bound to be someone on screen explaining their plan.
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So someone with a genetic predisposition for breast cancer or Parkinson's disease will get a heads up and information on possible courses of action.
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If it's correct that he has basically been put in an impossible position, then have some sympathy, and then consider two courses of action.
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But it also tells us that people are constantly looking for social and institutional cues as to what the socially acceptable courses of action are.
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"Frozen by 'paralysis of analysis,' hamstrung by constraints both real and perceived, Obama officials debated courses of action without truly taking one," Mr. Burr said.
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However, Belluz and Hoffman write, one of the best courses of action is actually to provide education on ways to reduce the spread of illness.
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They have taken up various courses of action, including trying to ban the consumption of beef nationally and trying to convert Christians to Hinduism, he said.
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A rational person identifies the goals they wish to pursue, picks out courses of action that they believe could further said goals, and then pursues them.
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In order to make the final call on the Abbottabad raid, Obama was given several courses of action to consider by his National Security Council (NSC).
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Kim Jong Un will likely be watching these meetings closely for clues as to whether Trump and Moon have similar courses of action regarding his country.
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The initiative is a continuous process that highlights problems and offers courses of action, but it is not necessarily a prescription to cure the disease quickly.
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"In California, there are both criminal and civil courses of action that an individual could take," says Carrie Goldberg, a prominent internet abuse and sexual consent lawyer.
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WADA officials are to meet in Scotland next month to decide on specific courses of action, informed by Saturday's meeting and by a WADA conference last month.
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If your analysis produces dozens of possible courses of action, any of which might be a dead end or even detrimental to current efforts, it's quite another.
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The bank's compliance officer proposed two courses of action: require U.S. clients to sign Form W-9 and, should they refuse, end the relationship with the bank.
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What did the president mean when he said that he has "asked the Department of Homeland Security to review these issues and determine next courses of action"?
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Options for the mission As they contemplated what to do about the possible bin Laden hideout, senior Obama officials considered some courses of action other than a raid.
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Now that the Republican tax bill has passed, what are courses of action that can still be taken to fight oil and gas development in the Arctic Refuge?
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Meanwhile, Breaking Bad features some sort of larger, godlike moral force that steps in from time to time to nudge characters away from their current courses of action.
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He would quickly be dissuaded by countless briefings by leading officials, as well as through conversations with other global leaders, from pursuing radical autarkic or destabilizing courses of action.
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Developers would have been required to address and mitigate any potential harms to the Great Barrier Reef and the bank would have had to consider alternative courses of action.
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The campaign, dubbed Impeachment August, has created a website to encourage constituents to take certain courses of action so that their support for an impeachment inquiry may be seen.
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He said his organization is exploring options about how to respond and expects to make a decision possibly later Sunday, but he would not discuss possible courses of action.
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Once you've gotten them pinned down, imagine them coming true and then — this is key — coming up with three to five courses of action for each scenario you're worried about.
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"The AFP is currently liaising with its domestic and international law enforcement partners and relevant government agencies to evaluate this matter and to determine appropriate courses of action," it says.
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Tribal consultation and coordination will likely get shortchanged, important scientific data will not be considered, and the public's ability to provide meaningful input on alternative courses of action will be compromised.
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Bauckhage and his colleagues were able to create an AI system that analyzed the images to detect disease before a farmer would ever spot it, and recommend early courses of action.
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Looking at Finland, Japan, Chile, Indonesia, Germany, Australia and the United States at pivotal moments in their histories, he evaluates their courses of action with reference to his 12 bullet points.
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As the Bush administration waited for the country to collapse under the weight of sanctions, Mr. Kim successfully developed a nuclear weapon, shifting the stakes of all future courses of action.
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I would like to propose some other potential courses of action: learn the words to this bad-but-romantic song and sing them out loud to someone who hasn't had coffee yet!
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These senior officials, despite their august titles, are managers of the "staff process," an iterative method that scours all corners of the organization for information then generates several recommended courses of action.
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Simon ordered the federal agencies to submit a new biological opinion by March 2018 but stopped short of halting their work to aid the fish or setting forth new courses of action.
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Options range from suing the FCC, to voting on an official resolution, to passing actual statewide laws, and any state government might be pursuing multiple courses of action at any given time.
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Temper tantrums really aren't acceptable courses of action from anyone over the age of five ... but some employees fail to realize this truth, instead opting to unleash their anger on their innocent coworkers.
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Professor Arturo Estrella, a former economist at the Federal Reserve Bank, authored a study that illustrates several courses of action that may be taken by the Department of the Treasury and the Fed.
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" Asked about the remarks from his colleagues, Blumenthal said he is "considering courses of action that would enable us to hold [Trump] and others in the administration accountable for their conflicts of interest.
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But it will allow lawmakers to put forward alternative courses of action and there is expected to be an attempt to shift control of the talks out of May's hands and delay Brexit.
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The review of the Air Force One replacement, which Trump has also called too expensive, would look at the plane's requirements and systems and identify courses of action to reduce acquisition and sustainment costs.
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But he's clear that solar mirrors, for instance, should only "be investigated as a last resort," and that more research is needed before deciding to actually engage in one of these courses of action.
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During the three-hour hearing, Acosta said that while he felt both Republicans and Democrats had the shared goal of protecting the interests of U.S. workers, they may disagree about the best courses of action.
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Yet Trump's gut-level leadership also reverses a traditional policy process that presidents of both parties have maintained, reasoning it can lead to good decisions and an awareness of the pitfalls of certain courses of action.
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Trump said on Wednesday that he had asked the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to review voter fraud and determine appropriate courses of action, as he announced he was disbanding a presidential commission dedicated to the matter.
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Their wildly racing emotions and thoughts make them ideal protagonists for stories, because they will often embark on completely destructive courses of action with the certitude that they are doing exactly what they need to be doing.
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With a decision anticipated by early 2017, the next president must choose from one or more possible courses of action, including whether to implement, amend or withdraw the rule, or to appeal the decision to the Supreme Court.
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He said direct negotiations with the Philippines and some form of the 2002 ASEAN provisional code of conduct, in which states agree to suspend sovereignty claims in favor of joint economic activity, remain the most plausible courses of action.
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But this is a huge deal and here's why, from the N.Y. Times: The path of the rocket, via an AP graphic: Go deeper: Axios Expert Voices charts five courses of action for the U.S. confrontation with North Korea.
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The president also should immediately undertake two powerful but non-kinetic courses of action, one that has been readily available for American administrations but ignored for decades, and the other a measure that only recently has come under consideration.
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Several Ars Nova board members also stand to make (or lose) money as producers of the Broadway show; when the Ars Nova board met this week to discuss possible courses of action, those board members did not participate in the discussions.
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"Rather than engage in endless legal battles at taxpayer expense, today I signed an executive order to dissolve the commission, and have asked the Department of Homeland Security to review these issues and determine next courses of action," he said.
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"We're very seriously considering all the courses of action that may be open to us because these conflicts of interest are so serious ... and they affect not only the president very deeply but also others in the administration," he said.
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On the federal level, courses of action include copyright infringement and computer fraud and abuse claims, according to Without My Consent, a nonprofit organization that combats online invasions of privacy and breaks down the legal remedies that are possible in all 50 states.
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"Rather than engage in endless legal battles at taxpayer expense, today I signed an executive order to dissolve the Commission, and have asked the Department of Homeland Security to review these issues and determine next courses of action," Trump said in a statement.
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Further troop reduction being considered Despite Esper's comments, multiple defense officials tell CNN that of the several courses of action that are under consideration as part of the review, the majority of them involve at least some reduction of US troops in Africa.
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Rather than engage in endless legal battles at taxpayer expense, today President Donald J. Trump signed an executive order to dissolve the commission, and he has asked the Department of Homeland Security to review its initial findings and determine next courses of action.
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It is a game where you start with all of the options, then slowly but surely lock yourself out of certain courses of action, even as you're forced to pivot wildly to find a new one when an opponent screws up your master plan.
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Based on which of these emotions or states it detects in a driver, it'll offer different courses of action or destination suggestions, and it can evaluate their response – even doing things like detecting momentary lapses in put-on emotional facades, such as feigned happiness.
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To avoid this catastrophe, the United States should pursue two inter-linked courses of action to shape the geopolitical environment in favor of a durable political settlement, rather than a hollow accommodation with a disparate, fractious and ultimately unsustainable alliance of warlords and military officers.
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Opposition MPs have tabled amendments (basically, suggestions for alternative courses of action) to the government's motion on Thursday and these will also be voted upon — but again, these are not legally binding but just show how much support an alternative course of action has among lawmakers.
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Ten years from now, Zuckerberg wants Facebook to be taking the lead on internet connectivity and drones, augmented and virtual reality, and AI. AI is helping Facebook software see and understand the world, decipher human language, reason on its own, and plan its own courses of action.
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I encourage President Trump to seek out a non-military person to be the new national security adviser and empower them to organize the complex national security apparatus, which allows him the best information and courses of action he needs to take to keep the country safe. Maj.
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British lawmakers are to start voting on alternative options in the Brexit process as they try to take control of the U.K.'s departure from the EU. Members of Parliament (MPs) will vote Wednesday evening on what their preferred courses of action are when it comes to Brexit.
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Written by former congressional aides, "Indivisible" provides both ideological and practical courses of action for "stiffening Democratic spines and weakening pro-Trump Republican resolve," but it assumes an informed audience, focusing on how liberals can best protect the Democratic agenda rather than attempting to educate readers about what that agenda is.
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Democratic senators are pushing back against the news that reporters will be barred from filming or recording audio of interviews in the Senate hallways without special permission, with many lawmakers noting that the restrictions come as the Senate considers high-profile courses of action on Russian election interference and an ObamaCare repeal bill.
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The president of the court's parent organization, the International Council of Arbitration for Sport, which appoints arbitrators to the court, is John D. Coates of Australia, an I.O.C. executive board member who participated in the committee's urgent meeting on Tuesday to discuss possible courses of action the I.O.C. might take against Russia.
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Officials told CNN that while the inspector general can recommend courses of action, White's fate is ultimately up to Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisOnly Donald Trump has a policy for Afghanistan New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria Mattis returns to board of General Dynamics MORE.
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National Trust fires green salvo at farmersGlum or glad, Europeans respond to Brexit However, its 10-Q regulatory filing was more specific than that of Morgan Stanley, which acknowledged that while there were "several alternative models of relationship that the UK might seek to negotiate with the EU", it would "continue to evaluate various courses of action".
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"There's a real risk that over the coming months, Iran does something in the Gulf or elsewhere, and you've had no routine deliberative process of which the president's been a part to assess courses of action," said Brett McGurk, who served until late 2018 as the Trump administration's special envoy overseeing the coalition to fight ISIS.
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On Monday evening, MPs are due to debate and vote on the next steps to be taken in the Brexit process and ng on a series of amendments to Brexit, one of which (tabled by opposition Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn) calls for parliament to be given time this week to hold "indicative votes" which allow MPs to vote on their preferred courses of action with Brexit.
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In this context, there are two courses of action held for consideration: suspending these large-scale joint American-South Korean military war-game exercises throughout the peninsula, which have only acted as catalytic threats to North Korea's national interests and sphere of influence, and sending Bill Richardson and Colin Powell to Pyongyang to negotiate with Kim a stand-down arrangement involving his thermonuclear program.
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Trump has gone from threatening "fire and fury" on the North Koreans to declaring his "love" for Kim Jong Un. Now Trump has only an acting national security adviser in place to coordinate the range of military and diplomatic courses of action he might choose from to retaliate against Iran at a time when he has his first genuine foreign policy crisis to deal with.
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Possible courses of action include: the delisting of Chinese companies from US stock exchanges, restricting US investors' exposure to Chinese investment through government pensions, and placing limits on Chinese companies included in indexes managed by the US.This week, Ray Dalio — the founder and cochief investment officer of Bridgewater Associates — weighed in on the discussion by offering historical anecdotes, potential next steps, and reasons why this development shouldn't be taken lightly.
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I spoke with Roslyn Layton, a visiting scholar at the American Enterprise Institute, who told me that in her work, she saw potential for conservatives and liberals to come together and agree on three major courses of action with regard to social media companies: more competition in platforms, transparency in how platforms are managed (in other words, more clarity about who gets banned from a platform and who doesn't), and consistent consumer protections online.
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As we learned last season, Euron has his eye on an alliance (and marriage) with Dany, but before he could impress her with his... "fleet," Theon and Yara got to her first — which leaves Euron with two courses of action: destroy his nephew and niece's ships so that Dany has no choice but to turn to him for naval assistance in her war with the Lannisters, or cut out the middleman and ally himself with Cersei instead.
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Podesta, who also served as a White House chief of staff under former President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson Clinton3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Buckingham Palace: Any suggestion Prince Andrew was involved in Epstein scandal 'abhorrent' The magic of majority rule in elections MORE, suggested two courses of action the general should take when he assumes his new position on Monday, including making his boss more disciplined and rebuilding relationships with key lawmakers on the Hill.
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