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ArcelorMittal, though, said it would proceed on its own timetable.

Despite the high cost estimate, the health committee said it would proceed on Wednesday with its first public work on the sweeping legislation.

While she said the referendum's official managers assured her that it would proceed on Jan . 9 as scheduled, she added, "It's going to be very tight".

Retailing is not just about price - it is about accessibility, choice and world-beating levels of service.' Peter Agar, deputy director general of the CBI, welcoming Mr Byers' adoption of a consumer strategy, which went well beyond the issue of consumer protection, said the Government had shown that it would proceed on the basis of evidence before launching OFT investigations.

Nielsen delayed the introduction of the changes in New York to June 3 from April 8, but has said it would proceed on schedule with plans to make the changes in Los Angeles on July 8 and in Chicago on Aug. 5. Univision Communications, the nation's largest broadcaster of Hispanic programming, sued Nielsen last week to delay the changes in Los Angeles, its largest market.

No 10 said the coalition had agreed last year that it would "proceed on the basis of having a like-for-like replacement" and, as part of that, the Liberal Democrats would look at an alternative.

His government released copies of its correspondence with the United Nations to show that it had negotiated in earnest, but said it would proceed with a trial on its own if necessary.

Just before Sebelius began her testimony, U.S. health insurer Humana Inc said it expected a delay in the enrollment period for the state-based health exchanges and was waiting to hear from the government on how it would proceed after a rocky start to the federal marketplace.

Atlantic Coast said on Monday that it would proceed with plans to become a discount airline while considering Mesa's bid.

Shortly afterward, it was announced the match would proceed on Court 13, which has 584 seats.

Vanita Gupta, who until noon today headed the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division, said in a recent interview that it was unclear how the new administration would proceed on voting rights issues.