Sentence examples for proceed on monday from inspiring English sources
Cameron is expected make a statement outlining how he intends to proceed on Monday evening.
Prosecutors have urged Judge Richard P. Matsch of Federal District Court to allow Mr. McVeigh's execution to proceed on Monday because he is "undeniably guilty".
In exchange, the Brotherhood won an agreement to let parliamentary elections proceed on Monday while moving up the presidential vote to June from 2013, an early timetable allowing the Brotherhood to capitalize on its vast lead in organization.
The secretary general of the Organization of American States, César Gaviria, has been in Caracas trying to serve as a broker for negotiations between Mr. Chávez and his opponents that are scheduled to proceed on Monday.
The school district's earlier announcement that classes would proceed on Monday had drawn strong reactions on Twitter.
The nuptials of Anthony Angelo Nunzio and Valentina Lynne Vitale, more than 20 years in the making, will proceed on Saturday as planned.
Despite the high cost estimate, the health committee said it would proceed on Wednesday with its first public work on the sweeping legislation.
BP and government officials said late Wednesday that they would proceed on Thursday with a permanent cementing of the well, and that there was no doubt that the static kill represented a major step in bringing the well under control.
It is important to note, amid this tumult, that an opening-night concert of respectable calibre, led by Alan Gilbert, the Philharmonic's music director, did indeed proceed on Wednesday night.
After trying for weeks to head off the demonstration, insisting that more services had been routed to Hazara communities over the past year, President Ashraf Ghani's government allowed the march to proceed on Saturday.
In a country that Mr. Chávez has dominated for so long, his health crisis and the decision to proceed on Thursday with a quasi-presidential inauguration that he is unable to attend are producing a stream of bizarre developments and national angst about who is in charge.
