The phrase "ahead it will do" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to express that something will suffice or be acceptable in the future, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "If we plan ahead, it will do for our project timeline."
Alternatives: "that will suffice" or "it will be sufficient."
So the British Medical Association has again ratcheted up its rhetoric to warn that Andrew Lansley's health and social care bill is so complex and incoherent that it will cause "irreparable damage" to the NHS if it becomes law in the weeks ahead – as it will do.
Since the defence budget may well shrink further in the years ahead, it will be hard to do this without cutting their size.
"If it does go ahead it will be contained".
And if the tax does go ahead, it will require a change mid-harvest.
If the launch does go ahead it will terminate a 29 February accord under which the North agreed to nuclear concessions and a moratorium on long-range missile and nuclear tests in exchange for food aid.
Sky all but confirmed the open secret about Strauss's appointment at the start of their programme, with the presenter Ian Ward explaining: "It is highly likely that he will be the new cricket director, and if that appointment does go ahead it will be announced next week".
"It is highly likely that he will be the new cricket director, and if that appointment does go ahead it will be announced next week," Ward said on Sky Sports 2. Should that be confirmed as expected, and result in Moores' departure, the latter's second tenure will have lasted barely a year since major changes were made in the aftermath of England's 2013/14 Ashes whitewash defeat.
If the British referendum does go ahead, it will be held by the end of 2017 at the latest.
MCT says if the Anglesey project does go ahead, it will generate both new skilled jobs at utilise local businesses to help install and maintain the turbines.
