Since there does not seem to be much point in making another attempt to prohibit the manufacture or sale of traditional alcohol, one way to proceed may be to gather information on the risks and harms, then develop appropriate programs to reduce existing risks without creating new risks and harms.
The best way to proceed, when dealing with quasi-technical words like 'proposition', may be to stipulate a definition and proceed with caution, making sure not to close off any substantive issues by definitional fiat.
While the substance of the statements has not been released, state attorneys indicated in court filings that they may be "unable to proceed to trial" due to insufficient evidence if the statements were excluded.
A sacrifice occurs when the batter bunts the ball that is, tries to tap it lightly with the bat to make it roll slowly along the ground in fair territory between the catcher and pitcher so that one or more runners may be able to proceed to their next base while the ball is being fielded.
It may be appropriate to proceed to challenge testing in some patients.
If this is not the case further investigation is due and it may be necessary to proceed to surgical management.
When the fracture is unstable or is in a weight-bearing bone, there may be need to proceed to surgery sooner, for both fracture fixation and treatment of the cyst.
Non-contrast computed tomography (CT scan) is the study of choice to identify a retroperitoneal bleed, but in the presence of unstable hemodynamics, abdominal tenderness and a newly removed formal arterial catheter, it may be prudent to proceed directly to the OR for surgical exploration.
Further investigation, i.e. comparing how many exact concept matches correspond with the frequency of clinically used terms in the actual legacy application, may give further insight as to how it may be best to proceed with integration.
However, he may be able to proceed only if he attempts to meet Lib Dem demands to replace any cut with a separate tax assault on the rich.
