Sentence examples for in proceeding in from inspiring English sources

The overwhelming weight of authorities and the necessity that a municipality and its agents be freed from legalistic niceties in proceeding in the performance of public functions dictate a result contrary to that reached by the majority in this case.

"We take no pleasure in proceeding in this way, but as members of the controlling body of FIFA we have a legal responsibility to the FIFA member associations and a possible personal liability which requires us to act," the group's statement read.

In proceeding in this way, he aims to capture and codify what is best in both rhetorical practice and tragedy, in each case relative to its appropriate productive goal.

The possible error in proceeding in this manner is negligible and smaller than doing the opposite, i.e., classifying a species as having TSD that has sex chromosomes, which in most cases is strong evidence of GSD, and/or that exhibits sex ratio shifts at artificially high or low temperatures, which is ecologically irrelevant.

Initial public offers in Asia have led global rankings this year, accounting for about two-thirds of the $42 billion in proceeds in the top 10 offerings worldwide.

Under his plan, he said, the city would collect $210 million in proceeds in the first fiscal year and $395 million the next fiscal year.

He pointed out that under the terms of the sale, Chrysler's first-lien lenders, those whose debt was entitled to be repaid first, would receive all of the $2 billion in proceeds in cash.

Call-Net Enterprises Inc., approximately $450 million (in proceeds) in three-parts: $100 million in Canadian dollars of senior notes due in 2005, B1/BB-/; $100 million of senior notes due in 2008, B1/BB-/---/, and $280 million (in proceeds) of senior discounted notes due in 2008, B1/BB-/.

The company will look to raise a staggering $1 billion in proceeds in a deal to be led by Morgan Stanley Dean Witter.

The three rulings are the second step in the Omnibus Autism Proceeding begun in 2002 in the United States Court of Federal Claims.

"Probabilistic Modeling of Hierarchical Music Analysis". (PDF) In Proceeding of the International Symposium in Music Information Retrieval.