Sentence examples for able to proceed on from inspiring English sources

She was hit by three torpedoes, but she was able to proceed on one engine.

"We have not been able to proceed on Lords reform, frankly, because there is opposition in Parliament and the opportunism of the Labour Party," he said.

"Lyft drivers in California may now receive the benefits of the settlement rather than waiting years and risking not being able to proceed on a classwide basis and risking an adverse jury verdict," said plaintiff attorney Shannon LiShannondan. .

So if buyers insist on a date for the closing, they had better be ready, willing and able to proceed to the closing on that date.

Patten says: I don't think that conversation led to any expectation on his part that he would be able to proceed to any constructive or unfair dismissal case with lawyers.

Importantly, nine patients (7.5%) were able to proceed to stem cell transplantation.

All 37 patients who started on the programme completed 3 months, of these, only 28 were able to proceed to the second 3 months because of funding constraints but all of these completed the full 6 months.

Moreover, without the colon, you will not be able to proceed to the question box.

In Ankara's corridors of power, the reasoning goes like this: unless Turkey adopts a new constitution, its social fabric will remain weak, and it won't be able to proceed further on the path towards EU membership.

Carter said that Saudi immunity has no merit and that the lawsuit should be able to proceed based on existing laws.

Since it was not part of the site master plan, Larry Silverstein was able to proceed without delay on the rebuilding of 7 World Trade Center, which was completed and officially opened in ; this had been considered a priority since restoring Consolidated Edison Co.'s electrical substation in the building's lower floors was necessary to meet power demands of Lower Manhattan.