Sentence examples for proceeded to provide from inspiring English sources
But he then proceeded to provide a legally innovative map for determining that the bundling strategy violated the law.
But he then proceeded to provide a legally innovative road map for determining that the bundling strategy violated the law.
In the presence of 1 mol % 1a, the asymmetric Michael addition reaction of 1,3-dicarbonyl compounds to nitroolefins proceeded to provide the product in high yields (up to 92%) and with good to high ee values (up to 96%).
On January 11th, she gave warning in a public statement that if the Bangladeshi army proceeded to provide security for a dodgy election due on January 22nd, this might "have implications" for its lucrative involvement in UN peacekeeping contracts.The UN's implicit threat had an immediate effect.
With his ally, the praetor Gaius Glaucia, he introduced laws to gain the favour of plebs and equites and proceeded to provide for the settlement of veterans of wars in Macedonia and Sicily in the same way as for those of Marius' war.
This is a different recording of the same piece". He proceeded to provide further information about the recording.
We proceed to provide a detailed description and demonstration of the prototype domestic-level module.
Upon deprotection of Cbz group on nitrogen, endo-type Michael addition and the following SN2 reaction were assumed to proceed to provide -2-epi lasubIIe II.
We proceed to provide a plethora of examples of Haar system preserving morphisms and discuss connections to noncommutative CW-complexes and interval algebras.
It then proceeds to provide an overview of how historical patterns of interdependence between people and forests coupled with recent trends in population growth and their encroachment on forest environments for lifestyle and recreation are increasing risk.
He warned that if the government did proceed to provide an indemnity for a new coal project to shield the investor from future carbon risk, the cost to taxpayers "would likely run to billions of dollars that could otherwise be spent on schools and hospitals".
