Sentence examples for proceeds separately from inspiring English sources

We might intuitively suspect that aging proceeds separately in different systems, but there are many known regulatory links across systems.

"We felt at this time it made sense for us to proceed separately".

But a deal on the highway bill remains touch-and-go and the loan deal may need to proceed separately.

GOP leaders want talks about the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA, to proceed separately from the spending talks.

They were told to proceed separately to the rendezvous point, and, after arriving, to keep out of sight as much as possible by staying in shadows or by taking cover in the vestibules of buildings.

Republicans want action on Daca to proceed separately from budget negotiations but Democrats are hoping to tie the two in a rare moment of leverage for the minority party.

That rulemaking process will likely proceed separately but in parallel with Berninger's appeal to the Supreme Court, raising questions as to whether the Court will agree to hear the case.

The judge said the suit would proceed separately from a host of other civil actions related to the Sept. 11 attacks, many involving insurance and property claims, that have been consolidated.

The investigations had been proceeding separately until the N.C.A.A. recently decided to combine them, according to lawyers for Louis Johnson, a former Mayo associate who has said that Mayo received thousands of dollars in cash and other gifts from an event promoter while he was in high school and college.

The Republican lawyers made the argument in an appeal they filed here today with the state's First District Court of Appeal seeking to overturn the decision of Judge Nikki Ann Clark of Leon County Circuit Court, who ruled on Tuesday that the two cases could proceed separately.

Efforts to align mortgage products and to reduce the costs of cross-border payment are proceeding separately.The commission admits that differences in language, culture and regulation across the EU's 25 member states will make it relatively hard and costly to harmonise retail financial services.