Sentence examples for go-ahead to start from inspiring English sources
"Everything's in really good shape," said Michael P. Moses, the chairman of the mission management team that gave the go-ahead to start the countdown.
A Bristol couple killed after being knocked off their tandem bicycle in an alleged hit-and-run had been given the go-ahead to start IVF treatment shortly before the crash, it has emerged.
On Friday, they were rewarded for their efforts, with Serbia gaining the go-ahead to start entry negotiations in January and Kosovo gaining closer trade, economic and political ties.
At that time, the Project M team was hoping to get a go-ahead to start in March and accomplish the robotic Moon landing by the end of 2012.
The independent regulator said the move did not give the company the go-ahead to start construction of the reactor, but was a significant step towards building the first of a new generation of nuclear power plants.
The company shifted a San Diego station, KSWB, from the CW network to affiliation with the more lucrative Fox network, and gave The Baltimore Sun the go-ahead to start a youth-oriented tabloid.
Hitachi's Horizon project hopes to build two reactors and, if it gets the go ahead, to start producing electricity in the early 2020s.
U.S. insurers MetLife and New York Life and Japan's Nippon Life said new WTO member China gave the go ahead to start operations in the country yesterday.
U.S. insurers MetLife and New York Life and Japan's Nippon Life said new World Trade Organisation member China gave the go ahead to start operations in the country yesterday.
"The council has asked the executive to go ahead, to start all the activities that will make a launch possible next year, between October and the end of 2013," explained European Space Agency (Esa) spokesman Franco Bonacina.
We knew the U.K. government had given the go ahead to start testing driverless cars on British public roads from this January — backed by £10 million of taxpayer money — but we didn't exactly know where and by whom.
