Sentence examples for proceed so that from inspiring English sources

Conlon suggested that they allow the operation to proceed, so that Kassar and the assassins could be arrested.

The judge may order the marriage to proceed so that the bride can be legally secure under a new male guardian, her husband.

Judge Agresti said that discovery should proceed so that those involved in the case, including the Chapter 13 trustee for the western district of Pennsylvania and the United States trustee, could determine how Countrywide's systems might generate such documents.

Ebola treatment centres must have strict one-way "flow" or movement of staff and patients, from the safe "green" areas into the "red" where there is increased risk of infection as they proceed, so that there is no risk of anyone carrying the virus from a high risk into a low risk zone.

Herman Van Rompuy, the president of the European Council, the body in Brussels that represents E.U. leaders, was expected to tell the European Parliament on Tuesday that the appointment of Mr. Mersch should proceed so that the central bank would be fully staffed at a time of strain on the European economy.

The judge may order the marriage to proceed so that the bride can be legally secure under a new male guardian: her husband.But in a place as politically restrictive as Saudi Arabia, people not surprisingly seek the hottest news from sources beyond the reach of government censors.

Mr. Coscia invited the developer to his office to suggest a partial relinquishment of the site and the insurance proceeds so that the site could be developed more quickly.

This binding reaction triggers a new electrical impulse in the receiving cell, and the communication proceeds so that the brain can function normally.

For some students, the design process proceeded so that they began to work on the first idea and used it as if it was the root from which all the developments would come.

On Wednesday, Hill raised the question of whether history could repeat itself with Kavanaugh and Blasey, "whether or not it is going to be anything more than just a sham proceeding so that the senators can say, 'We gave her a chance to talk,' and then move on to doing exactly what they were intending to do before she came forward," she said.

Blair said that they proceeded so that she could get out of there "without being raped" and she felt "disgust and shame". McAdams, 38, who was not among the women in the original Times investigation, told Vanity Fair that she was a 21-year-old theater student in Toronto when she was also invited to audition for "Harvard Man". "Eventually I just realized that it wasn't," she added.