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to take a course―adopt a course―pursue a course

to shape one's course―lay down one's course

to decide upon a course―determine upon a course

to decide upon a course―determine upon a course

to persevere in a course

a course of conduct

to depart from one's course―determine on a different course―change one's tack―try another tack

a policy of management

to adopt a retrenchment policy―take a curtailment policy

to take a wrong course

We are on the wrong tack.

to establish a policy

direct the course of

of a policy, to be changed

to persevere in one's course

the editorial policy

to pursue a definite line of policy

We are on the right tack.

a wrongheaded policy

to pursue a definite line of policy―proceed on certain definite lines

to persevere in a course

go on the wrong lines

due to company policy

the condition of having no particular policy

a proposal for an appropriate course of action

What course shall I take?

the condition of being confused by having too many plans to choose from

the basic policies of a government group, called platform

Keep to your own line.

I have decided to change my course―determined on a different course.