Sentence examples for means to proceed from inspiring English sources

The trial in Karlsruhe1 may have got bogged down, but I'm sure that there are still lawful ways and means to proceed against both open and hidden communists.

He knew very well what Bolyai and Lobachevskii had done, and his differential geometry gave him the means to proceed, but, curiously, he did not do so.

In fact, the term progressive means to proceed in stages.

Results revealed that the most of the proteins predicted markers for prostate cancer (p = 9.421E-09) as depicted in Figure 5C which supports the current data and provide means to proceed further with validation of unconnected proteins to identify clinically relevant targets for diagnosis and/or prognosis.

It is part of a long-term plan for Colfax Avenue that is meant to proceed without disrupting the neighborhood's eccentricities, Ms. Cornwell said.

If you haven't yet seen the animation of how this landing attempt is meant to proceed - then do watch it.

The disjointed nature of the work has given him a reputation as a senile rambler, although it is actually written with an anthological structure, with humorous or moralistic tales that are not meant to proceed chronologically, as a true autobiography would.

However, science continues to be a means to show how to proceed to success.

Instead it is a "category of reflection" (Reflexionskategorie), enabling a thoughtful confrontation between concept (Begriff) and subject matter or object (Sache): "To proceed dialectically means to think in contradictions, for the sake of the contradiction already experienced in the object [Sache], and against that contradiction.

But if it means government has to proceed with a greater degree of doubt that in 2002-3, that that's a good thing.

There's no curfew, no chores and no rules which means you need to proceed with caution.