Sentence examples for could proceed as from inspiring English sources

In the case of another Placerita Canyon homeowner, Mr. Sartain assured him that his remodeling plans could proceed, as long as they took the tree's needs into account.

Perhaps, Mr. Hollande said in London, the European Union could proceed as a "multi-speed Europe with each country running at their own pace".

In those circumstances it is impossible to imagine that even a competition as lucrative as the IPL could proceed as planned.

In the event, a new mise-en-scène was created in conjunction with Erich Wonder, though soaring estimates necessitated an injection of private money in order that the project could proceed as planned in 1987.

The lower courts have ruled that the case could proceed as a class action, but this summer, Wal-Mart plans to ask the Supreme Court to overturn the class certification.

In April, the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit in San Francisco ruled 6-5 thet the lawsuit could proceed as a jumbo class action — the fourth judicial decision upholding a class action.

Liss-Riordan shot back in her own filing, saying that most of the objectors don't even practice in the field of wage and hour law, and they haven't taken into consideration the risks of not settling -- namely that a court could uphold Uber's arbitration provision, which would mean that the lawsuit could not proceed as a class action.

Instead, Hracek played the aggressive 12 f4, but after 12... Ng4 13 Bd2 Bc5 14 Khe Bd4, he could not proceed, as he surely intended, with 15 b4.

The court did not decide whether Wal-Mart had, in fact, discriminated against the women, only that they could not proceed as a class.

But in May, that same judge ruled that the intern's parallel claims under New York State's wage laws could not proceed as a class action.

And next season could ultimately proceed as scheduled, so most players will probably treat the rest of the off-season like any other — except, perhaps, for working out at their high school gyms rather than in multimillion-dollar training facilities.