The announcement said the decision "neither deters nor derails the application process" for the mine.
Since painstakingly mending fences after the 18-month freeze that followed David Cameron's 2012 meeting with the Dalai Lama, London has been determined to let neither Tibet nor Hong Kong derail its relations with Beijing.
Neither motherhood nor age derailed her career, as attested by the enviable runs of "I Love Lucy," "The Lucy Show," and "Here's Lucy".
"The fact that Orbán reacted this way shows just how vulnerable he is," he added,Even so, Mr Orbán's bluntness is unlikely to damage his standing at home, and nor will it derail Hungarian-German relations, which remain strong.
Nor did the scandal derail Bush, who won the presidency just a month before.
Scholars will be investigating this in the years to come, but it seems like the preliminary answer is that racial appeals (including explicitly racist appeals, which were previously very rare) no longer seem to derail candidacies nor deter significant numbers of voters.
NEITHER fiscal cliff, nor sequester, nor any other Washington chicanery can derail an American recovery that looks like maybe hitting its stride.
None of the downside risks of recent years have been sufficient to derail the recovery, nor will the supposed downside risks of next year... [M]y probability of recession in the next twelve months: 0%.
The Asian financial crisis in late 1997 and through 1998 did not derail the project, nor did the end of the dot-com boom, although both caused serious economic problems in Taiwan.
If passed, they would neither derail the bill nor the government's Army Reserve plans but simply delay them until Parliament has scrutinised their viability and cost-effectiveness.
