Sentence examples for proceed and thus from inspiring English sources

Michael Brostek, director for tax at the nonpartisan G.A.O. and co-author of the report, said the pilot program was "intended to be a test, to learn lessons on whether to proceed, and thus having a mechanism for evaluating its success is what it's all about".

But it is obvious that a major purpose of the flexibility is to obscure the ways in which implementation will proceed, and thus to hide the true cost of the emission reductions.

Doctors summarised the treatment to date and then explained how there was uncertainty about how best to proceed and thus introduced why participation in the trial would be an appropriate course of action to consider.

However, as discussed below in relation to hypoxia and reoxygenation, some redoxosomes may not require ligand binding for endocytosis to proceed and thus would not fall into the category of receptosomes.

But there are equally good reasons to assume that the succession will proceed smoothly and thus the United States should also be prepared to explore the upside opportunities.

Glaucoma is known to proceed slowly, and thus longer follow-up periods and larger study cohorts are needed to achieve more exact comparisons of the patterns of progression using different criteria for progression.

Since it is suggested that endothelial cells are detached from the activated vessel wall during the formation of new vessels the number of CEC in peripheral blood could reflect the amount of proceeding neoangiogenesis and thus could serve as a surrogate marker for angiogenesis.

Similarly, a lawyer might cross‐reference his casework, recording it, for instance, by felony, misdemeanor, divorce, or eviction proceeding and thus reducing the time for researching new cases.

Impeachment is not a criminal proceeding, and thus, may not be affected by the right against self-incrimination just as in civil proceedings are not.

"We have asked that a neutral and jointly selected arbitrator hear this case as the commissioner and his staff will be essential witnesses in the proceeding and thus cannot serve as impartial arbitrators".

The insurer is likely to opt to put a good portion of the money into a 1031-type exchange in which it can acquire other like assets with the proceeds and thus not have to pay taxes, at least until it liquidates again.