| COMEANDGO | Have freedom of action to fluctuate |
| PROCEDURE | Course of action to achieve a result (9) |
| PROCHOICE | Supporting the view that women should have freedom to choose an abortion (3-6) |
| PROCESSES | Series of actions to achieve particular ends (9) |
| PLATITUDE | Pressure on freedom of action is commonplace (9) |
| UKASES | Mandates Britain to have freedom of the seas (6) |
| RUNOFTHEMILL | Pretty standard to have freedom of movement in the plant (3,2,3,4) |
| STEPONIT | Course of action to get old fool to hurry up |
| SNAKE | In the European Union, a former system of managing a group of currencies by allowing the exchange rate of each to fluctuate within narrow limits |
| LACKEYS | The servants want, yes, to have freedom (7) |
| PROCEDURES | Ways of making progress on courses of action to be taken (10) |
| SMEARCAMPAIGN | Course of action to discredit someone (5,8) |
| PROCESS | Series of action to achieve a result |
| STRATEGIES | Has some plans of action to develop great sites (10) |
| SCHEMES | Plans, designs, or programs of action to be followed; projects. (7) |
| ADOPT | Select, ... a course of action to follow |
| DELAYINGTACTIC | Postponement of action to gain advantage is hindering diplomacy, I see |
| TACK | Course of action to deal with saddles and bridles (4) |
| HUMANITARIANISM | Philosophy of actions to alleviate the sufferings of others (15) |
| UNPEG | Take clothing off line to allow prices to fluctuate (5) |
