This we find in ancient Greek drama especially tragedy in which free individuals proceed to action that leads to conflict and, finally, to resolution (sometimes violently, as in Sophocles' Antigone, sometimes peacefully, as in Aeschylus' Oresteian trilogy).
In view of the likely costs of inaction, many obesity experts would argue that the scientific evidence is strong enough to proceed to action.
Thinking about suicide at one point in life is not uncommon, [ 13, 14] but most persons with suicidal ideation do not proceed to action.
Second, and relatedly, people rarely proceed to action on the basis of formal theory alone, 10 and rarely is it advisable to do so, since the deep knowledge of both mechanisms and contexts often evades formal capture in advance of implementation.
He said that the union, which represents the majority of secondary school and college leaders, is "determined to proceed to legal action and is working closely with other members of the alliance on this".
Most midwives made a diagnosis at this initial stage and would proceed to the action phase.
He proceeded to move the action back a few steps.
Roy Rickhuss, general secretary of Community, said: "Our members are determined to stand up for their pension and therefore we have no option but to proceed to an industrial action ballot in May".
The ultimate aim is the detection of defects in the interior of a structure with the highest possible accuracy, in order to proceed to specific repair action.
Treating θ as if it was the true parameter, he proceeds to sample the action from P(X|θ) given by P ( X = x | θ ) = P ( X = ¬ x | θ ) = 1 2, as indicated in the left branch of the probability tree.
