Sentence examples for have never proceeded from inspiring English sources

The programs have never proceeded on a coordinated basis or at a similar rate of development.

It was as if Melville, having written the early adventure books "Typee" and "Omoo," had never proceeded to "Moby-Dick".

Scientific progress has never proceeded on an even, predictable basis, even though for part of the 20th century it seemed that it might.

ii) Articles 4 and 6 of the Acts of Union "did not proceed, and have never been considered to proceed, upon the footing that the law must be identical in Scotland and in England and Wales on matters affecting trade" and the minimum pricing legislation does not modify the Acts.

"I have never thought that was the way to proceed," said Archbishop Wuerl, who is confronted with this question nearly each week.

"We have never requested or insisted that a legislative committee or other body not proceed with an investigation," Ms. Allred said in a statement.

"I am a layman in this proceeding," Mr. Montalvo wrote Judge Chrein, "but I have never heard of anyone being above the law".

Had the reforms proceeded without a separate bill, they would, very likely, have proceeded with far less hue and cry, let alone a dedicated rap song.But beware the cacophony of protest from interest groups who have never welcomed any change to the health service, from GP fund-holding in the early 1990s, to foundation hospitals introduced to allow health managers more autonomy.

We have never contemplated this".

– I have never programmed.

The timing has never been right to proceed so we've respectfully declined each time.