Table 2 shows the number of risks, the number of risks with a "proceed" decision, and the number of severe risks with a proceed decision, broken down by task analysis section.
Abbie and her husband, Dan, eventually divorced in a proceeding that left decisions over custody, visitation, property and child support until later.
However, that official is not precluded from reopening a proceeding or reconsidering a decision on his or her own motion under § 103.5(a)(5)(i) of this part in order to make a new decision favorable to the affected party after 45 days of receipt of the appeal.
He was eventually released on bail, and in February 2011 a British judge ruled that the extradition should proceed, a decision that was appealed by Assange's attorneys.
Evidence should proceed a decision, he says, not the other way round.
In order for the prosecutions to proceed, a decision by the State Corporation Commission (SCC) was needed verifying that the loans solicited by LaRouche organizations were securities.
Mr. Wood ordered his lawyers not to cross-examine any witnesses in the proceeding, a decision his lawyers at the time called "a gesture of suicide".
By that afternoon, however, the promising leads had collapsed, and officials confronted a risky decision: proceed without the help of the public to avoid tipping off the suspects or publicize images of them and risk driving them deeper into hiding or worse.
A lawsuit can proceed, the decision said, "where the plaintiff alleges that she has been intentionally treated differently from others similarly situated and that there is no rational basis for the difference in treatment".
A process which often begins with considerations and early retirement intentions then proceeds to a decision to retire early and eventually ends with actual retirement [ 35, 36].
If it so finds it may grant counsel's request to withdraw and dismiss the appeal insofar as federal requirements are concerned, or proceed to a decision on the merits, if state law so requires.
