Sentence examples for proceed with expansion from inspiring English sources

As part of a final deal, Iranian issues should still be brought back to the U.N. Security Council and Iran must be granted a waiver to proceed with expansion of its program.

The Israeli government is arguing that Ariel Sharon, with reservations, agreed in 2003 to the internationally endorsed Road Map and the withdrawal of 8,000 settlers from Gaza in 2005, only on condition that Israel could proceed with expansion within the physical boundaries of existing West Bank settlements.

But given the anemic pace of the current economic recovery, there's little doubt that this side-effect of Medicaid expansion might be an important factor for states that for now are either sitting on the fence or have tentatively elected not to proceed with expansion.

Pepperdine, which relies on its own sewer system, has been plagued with sewage problems for two years, and has unsuccessfully sought to expand its sewer system to proceed with expansion of its campus.

It was decided not to proceed with the expansion plan for the time being.

Ms. Bellows said the quickest way for the museum to proceed with the expansion was to file plans with the village that adhered to the guidelines.

Before Christmas, Salter tabled an early day motion calling on the government not to proceed with the expansion of Heathrow and to put the matter to a Commons vote.

In this case, the client is likely to have to refinance its equipment at a higher rate with a lender that will take a lien only on the equipment and allow the business to proceed with its expansion.

Still, concerns are emerging over domestic issues like insufficient infrastructure stretched thin by the economic growth of recent years and a labor force that lacks some of the skills needed by companies to proceed with ambitious expansion plans.

The government then told the pipeline's operator, Transportadora de Gas del Norte (TGN), to proceed with the expansion and to send the bill to the trust fund.TGN is controlled by Techint, an Argentine steel- and pipemaker.

Because ridesharing falls into the "other" category of TLC-regulated for-hire vehicles, and TLC made it clear that it would not approve any rideshare drivers' requests for interior advertising, Vugo could not proceed with its expansion plans.