Sentence examples for Proceed with a project from inspiring English sources

(A ministerial direction is a rare Whitehall device, a written order telling civil servants to proceed with a project when they have warned against it).

A two-year impasse in the construction of a huge hotel and convention center complex at Walt Disney World in Florida ended Thursday with the announcement that most of the original developers, led by Tishman Realty & Construction, will proceed with a project.

Our laboratory is proceeding with a project to design and fabricate a nano satellite named "Gekkabijin" as "CanSat" project.

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But Mr. Volpe has said in the past that the Met has not made a decision on proceeding with a project of that size and the fund-raising it would entail.

Nokes is correct that the City Council vote is just the latest action to explore, officially, the distinct possibility of proceeding with a project at the disused site in Laguna Canyon.

Organizers of the event expect to generate at least $1 million in proceeds, with a projected $100,000 to $200,000 going to Unicef and a remaining portion of the net proceeds going to the player fund.

On Thursday, it got a second piece of good news closer to home when British authorities gave permission to BP and its partners to proceed with a $7 billion project to develop a large oil field off the Scottish coast.

ConocoPhillips agreed to proceed with a $5 billion project in Qatar to convert natural gas to diesel and other fuels, expanding its presence in a country that has the world's third-largest gas reserves.

Feeling that the blessing of the National Academy of Sciences was needed to proceed with a more expensive project, Dr. Morse submitted a couple of versions of the dark energy mission to the Academy panel — also known as Astro2010 — that was charged with setting priorities for the astronomical community for the next decade.

The survey of Fortune 500 companies said 36percentt of respondents "have decided not to proceed with a proposed investment project because of concerns over human rights issues" while 19percentt "have disinvested from a particular country because of concerns" about the same issues.