In plain terms, the President was saying: We're going ahead, to war.
Then a man in a pickup truck passed us, and the team, fearing that he might be going ahead to take down lime sticks, followed him at a trot.
"Yesterday, as of 8 o'clock at night, they were going ahead to do it, but, as of midnight, they called and said they wanted to postpone the cleaning operations," Mr. Bloomberg said on his radio program on WOR-AM (710).
And this month, trials are going ahead to make sure mice, which require a higher dose of the poison to be killed, won't perversely benefit from their ratty neighbours dying in higher numbers.
The Administration rejected that idea, and plans are going ahead to get the insurance exchanges at the heart of the health-care reform up and running within six months.
Noting that the $24 million part of the bond issue was not rated by Moody's, one senior Pataki administration official went so far as to say, "The city is acting, I believe, in a reckless way by going ahead to issue expensive junk bonds, and to announce at the same time that they want sue instead of negotiate".
