The phrase "actions to proceed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing steps or measures that need to be taken in order to move forward with a process or task.
Example: "Before we can finalize the project, we need to outline the actions to proceed."
Alternatives: "steps to take" or "measures to implement".
If, in a decision that is probably still months away, a judge allows the class actions to proceed, the villages could be obliged to reimburse all motorists who got tickets and paid fines since 1994, as far back as the state statute of limitations allows.
For the above actions to proceed and persist, the structural components, actin and myosin, are regulated in a cyclic manner.
The lead lawyer in the suit, Michael J. Flynn, of Rancho Santa Fe, Calif., said he could not comment until the judge allowed the class action to proceed.
But the judge allowed most of Nicklinson's action to proceed, ruling that he had an "arguable" case to go before a full court.
With such fireworks from the cast, it's a shame Wells's direction is so dowdy, allowing the action to proceed from one theatrical setpiece to the next with little sense of cinematic cohesion.
Judge Richard W. Roberts of the Federal District Court in Washington ruled in 2002 that the plaintiffs' statistical evidence had satisfied one prerequisite for the class action to proceed; he did not rule on the substance of their complaint, which, as the article said, is still waiting to be adjudicated.
In a ruling last week that allowed a class action to proceed against state officials accused of condoning racial discrimination by the state police, a federal district court judge noted, "There is a vast body of racial profiling litigation ongoing in the state of New Jersey".
Big business, for instance, is supporting Merrill Lynch in its Supreme Court appeal, scheduled to be heard in January, of a decision that allowed a state class action to proceed despite a federal securities law that appears to preempt it.
The rules of the House and the Senate were nearly identical and allowed action to proceed on a simple majority vote.
(Neither chamber of Congress objected to the passage of the bill during the mandatory review period of 30 legislative days following that date, thus allowing the District's action to proceed).
