Sentence examples for could proceed there from inspiring English sources

But before any official relief program could proceed there was a political obstacle to overcome: Britain's Corn Laws, which imposed exorbitant duties on imported grain to ensure that it could never be cheaper than home-grown produce.

According to Talmudic commentary, assembled in the twelfth century, the roads leading to the cities of refuge were to be well marked, free of obstacles, and wider than regular roads, so that those who have killed another unwittingly could proceed there without delay.

If the provisions of Mr. Huberty's bill are allowed to proceed, there could be another logistical hurdle.

The court said that the manual recounts could proceed and that there would be oral arguments on Monday, extending the process.

On May 3, Judge Cynthia Kern ruled that eviction could proceed, even though there are two years left on the temple's lease for the second storefront.

"I was skeptical, and told her to take the summer and go through the literature and visit some labs, and if she could show me that there was a there there, she could proceed.

But Erik Caldwell, San Diego's director of economic development, said he didn't see how the city could proceed with its plan — there was no way to submit it to HUD.

Or I could proceed straight on into SoHo; there's always Café Tina and Borgia II.

"Things are proceeding, but they could proceed a little quicker if there was buy-in at a higher level" among the European Union's institutions in Brussels.

(2) Before subjects could proceed to the actual study, there was a login page with auditory captcha of a person reading a sequence of letters and numbers.

Second, even if we could single out an acceptable set of purposes, values and applications from which our hypothetical inquiry could proceed, it seems unlikely that there will always be a uniquely correct answer to the counterfactual question of what the authors would have wanted or intended to be done in light of these factors.