Sentence examples for observers proceeding from inspiring English sources

More than a thousand observers, proceeding on foot, by car, boat, plane, or blimp, surveyed all the bodies of water in the U. S., Canada & Mexico, through international agreement take simultaneous inventories.

Among the observers watching the proceeding behind soundproof glass were several family members of the nearly 3,000 people killed in the Sept. 11 attacks, separated from reporters and other observers by a blue curtain.

As those investigations proceed, observers have been raising questions about Qatar's construction of soccer facilities, too.

That standard, which requires that new power plants be at least as clean as a new natural gas plant, has blocked a miniscule number of coal plants that were still proceeding -- but observers are pointing out that almost all of the new coal plants being proposed five years ago had already been cancelled, because of underlying economic uncertainty, deployment of wind, and cheap gas.

It was defined as the observer's time spent per case until proceeding to next case [ 26].

DI Programme Manager Dan Murphy told Reuters observers were reporting that "from a technical standpoint the process is proceeding normally".

There was also, at the entrance to the farm, a disinfectant foot bath with a sign above it whose message struck some observers as less biologically than metaphorically apt: "For biodiversity reasons please step into foot bath before proceeding".

Few observers believe that Mr. Powell, a Republican appointed to head the F.C.C. by President Bush, will bar Mr. Murdoch's News Corporation --which consists of right-leaning media properties -- from proceeding with its plans.

The observer was designed in an implicit way since the derivation of its stability properties as well as the design process itself are easier than when proceeding with an explicit model of the system.

A female observer approached them and proceeded to jump on her body at the end of the act.

But it should insist on multiple tests involving government and outside observers before allowing exploration to proceed.