Sentence examples for able to proceed in from inspiring English sources

Now all bets are off about how cities will be able to proceed in the future.

"We are reassessing everything, and it looks like we may not be able to proceed in the same manner".

While it seems that synaptogenesis per se is able to proceed in the absence of neuronal activity [ 6,7], many studies that have interfered with activity have demonstrated a negative effect on synapse number.

There may be circumstances when an antibody deficiency does not require immunoglobulin replacement, but further investigation, monitoring and treatment may still be altered in the light of the result and the clinician and patient are able to proceed in a more informed manner.

How would I be able to proceed now in the country of my birth, the country my father fought for in a segregated army during World War Two, and which he was proud of, although wary.

In response, Foreign Secretary William Hague said all Conservatives "would like to be able to proceed with legislation in this Parliament...but we are in a coalition".

Test-retest reliability of MCD should be examined as well and the normative values for correctly performed tests should be established in order to be able to proceed to outcome studies in this subgroup of patients with non specific low back pain.

Mr. Williams would not comment on whether the company would be able to proceed with its involvement in Persian LNG Company, a proposed natural gas project in Iran, adding that no decision had been taken on whether to invest before Monday's sanctions were agreed.

Mr. Williams would not comment on whether Shell would be able to proceed with its involvement in Persian LNG Company, a proposed natural gas project in Iran.

As the story goes, once the bones were reburied in Samarkand a natural spring with the power to heal fortuitously sprung up on that spot, and Tamerlane was able to proceed with his campaign in Syria.

After the victory at the Battle of Poltava, the Russian army was able to proceed with further offensive actions in the northwestern theater of operations.