Sentence examples for going on may from inspiring English sources

Census Bureau officials also note that procedures still going on may add three million or more people to the count.

Any elections still going on may involve hanging chads and lawyers: Al Franken's 2008 Senate election took six months to go through the courts.

The notion that management "had to be aware of what was going on" may well be true in some instances, but that perception alone is not enough to prove any individual corruptly and willfully violated the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, which is the required legal intent standard for a conviction.

Helped by sympathetic judges, they even stopped the recount as it got going on May 3rd, and tried to rewrite the rules in their favour.Mr Maliki's aim is not only to take seats from Mr Allawi.

What is going on may come to be known as the revolt of the regulators.

"This rally that's going on may prove ephemeral," Mr. Rodriguez said.

In fact, what went on may not have been all that complicated.

The marketplace, Chief Judge Easterbrook went on, may be trusted to curb excessive fees.

He went on, "May they be broken into pieces, and may people respect a dog more than them".

Barring such spending, she went on, "may be the single most self-denying thing that Congress has ever done".

A truth and reconciliation commission, with a complete amnesty for those who reveal everything that went on, may help too.