Sentence examples for government proceeding from inspiring English sources

However, I challenge Mr. Holder (or Mr. Fisher) to pick up the business section of any major newspaper in any given week without reading about a government proceeding against a big bank.

A Houston jury today convicted Arthur Andersen of obstructing an official government proceeding.

But the fact that the public might comment on a government proceeding should strengthen, not weaken, the case for transmitting it.

After the military coup of 1980, the government proceeded to limit university autonomy and to eliminate political activism.

That math may be something for contrarian investors to ponder as the government proceeds with its antitrust action.

The opposition leader, Bill Shorten, said it would be "an absolute disgrace" if the government proceeded with an advertising campaign.

Unlike Labor's policy, capping losses, if the government proceeds with that proposal, would impact existing investments, not future investments.

"That shock turned to outrage as the federal government proceeded to file suit against three more states — South Carolina, Alabama and now Utah — that followed Arizona's lead".

Then the Abubakar government proceeded to take a series of steps to pave the way to an elected government, he said.

The BBC said: "If the government proceeds with switchover, this will likely impose cost on some consumers and likely require marketing and communications effort by industry.

The work of keeping the peace and forming a new government proceeded slowly, but the victory in Iraq pushed up President Bush's approval ratings at home.