Sentences with phrase «next best course of action»

Please contact Killino Firm by calling 561-835-9898 and ask for your free case evaluation to discuss the details of your injury case and determine the next best course of action.

Even if you have previously pursued your case in the courts with another attorney, we will happily review the case summary and history in order to help best determine the next best course of action for you and your case.

When you have a publishable manuscript, and have sent it to many agents with no luck, the next best course of action is to attend conferences.

When things go wrong however is when one must re-evaluate and determine the next best course of action.

Not exact matches

Instead of waiting long periods of time for the next person to speak up, everyone will be prepared to talk through ideas and you'll have a much greater chance of deciding the best course of action that same day.

I decided the best course of action was to expidite the transaction, get back into the car, distract him with something (probably a snack), and move on to our next destination.

To be better prepared next time, the UK needs a plan that identifies top emerging disease threats and outlines courses of action, the report says.

Otherwise, your next best (or simultaneous) course of action is to lobby your employer to switch plan administrators.

They can advise on the best course of action for your unique situation and can help guide you through this next round of mortgage changes.

(In which case, I assume my best course of action is to «sell» my car to my mother or sister as soon as possible, for next year's taxes...)

Bandaging is probably not required, cage rest or other means of movement restriction would be the best course of action; if he doesn't improve in the next four or five days visit your Veterinarian, if he seems to be in too much pain you may need to get some pain relief from your Veterinarian.

The intense atmosphere and the constant need to manage your inventory, as well as solving puzzles strewn throughout the mansion, made players think hard about the next course of action.

A notable counter to this is to remind people of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild for the Nintendo Switch and Wii U. Of course, looking to large studios like Nintendo for the next great single player experience might not be the best course of actioof The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild for the Nintendo Switch and Wii U. Of course, looking to large studios like Nintendo for the next great single player experience might not be the best course of actioof Zelda: Breath of the Wild for the Nintendo Switch and Wii U. Of course, looking to large studios like Nintendo for the next great single player experience might not be the best course of actioof the Wild for the Nintendo Switch and Wii U. Of course, looking to large studios like Nintendo for the next great single player experience might not be the best course of actioOf course, looking to large studios like Nintendo for the next great single player experience might not be the best course of actioof action.

If the next Sonic game is as good if not better then Sonic Colours and we get another great Puyo Pop game, Yakuza 4 and Yakuza of the End, Valkryia Chronicles 3, Bayonetta 2, Shogun 2, Creative Assembly's new action game and of course Phantasy Star Online 2... Well shit, 2011 is going to be a sweet year for us Sega fans!

«It feels fantastic, It feels good to be able to start something and convince an entire city to do a course of action, and I think this is a very simple thing we can do to improve our ecological footprint in this community and I'm hoping they look at this as a starting point and say, «What can we do next now?»»

For these reasons alone, I «believe» that the best course of action going forward is to somehow «abdicate» my duty as a «forceful» judge by using words (I, Brian Martindale, call the following words «weasle words») such as «seems» and «properly» to allow Mr. Dale's (again, according to my personal, singular decision - making process) action to proceed to the next, actually «meaningful» stage of legal proceedings.