Sentence examples for could have proceeded from inspiring English sources

Had the petitioner done so, he would have purged himself of contempt, and the grand jury's investigation could have proceeded.

I have always loved Mathematics and wished that I could have proceeded further then High school level.

There was a pause, from which the conversation could have proceeded in any number of interesting directions.

The details will vary from case to case, but for Lehman, officials could have proceeded as follows.

If, at the end of that process, Britain's demands remained unmet, the divorce could have proceeded or, if a deal were agreed, been put to a second vote.

The terms of the agreement, however, suggest that the Assembly could have proceeded with an ethics committee investigation, though it is clear nobody wanted that to happen.

He has signaled his regrets – particularly, he told reporters in Minnesota this week that he had focused too much on Iowa – but he said that he could not have proceeded given his dire financial predicament.

But, because the Republicans couldn't have proceeded without a floor fight at their Convention, the Bush camp, determined to avoid any hint of discord, shot the whole thing down at the last minute.

In a letter supporting Gene Codes' nomination for the National Medal of Technology, the medical examiner's office wrote, "Without M-FISys, the identification of the remains could not have proceeded so quickly and so smoothly".

Two or three completed numbers show that Beethoven had already begun work on it before Schikaneder himself was ousted from the management and the contract annulled somewhat to Beethoven's relief, as he had found Schikaneder's verses "such as could only have proceeded from the mouths of our Viennese applewomen".

"I can't for the life of me see why the FA couldn't have proceeded before the court case.