Sentence examples for proceed from the from inspiring English sources
"Fundamentally, they proceed from the same ethic, which has to do with sharing," Professor Abelson said.
"Moreover, I proceed from the state sovereignty of Ukraine in regards to all official decisions".
"We will always proceed from the premise that we have a special historical relationship with Ukraine.
In both parts the rules proceed from the general to the specific.
In Eastern Orthodox thought, however, the Holy Spirit and the Son both proceed from the Father.
Mr. Redenbaugh, speaking over the phone, called the report "blatantly political; the findings and recommendations don't proceed from the facts".
Her recent performance as Mildred Pierce seemed to proceed from the top down, from a perch of well-intentioned pity.
In the Biber, if you proceed from the notion that war is madness, you're part way there.
GUIDING HANDS This most beautiful system [The Universe] could only proceed from the dominion of an intelligent and powerful Being.
But these analyses may proceed from the wrong premise if they assume that the stories have had no impact.
The fermentation process is allowed to proceed from the microflora present in the raw materials (a "spontaneous" fermentation).
