Sentence examples for scheduled to proceed from inspiring English sources

There will be no limitations on Christmas activities, and seasonal events are scheduled to proceed as in previous years.

— THE NEW YORK TIMES Sanitation pickups are scheduled to proceed as normal on Monday morning in New York City, the mayor said.

After arriving in Los Angeles at 11 a.m., Mr. Gore was scheduled to proceed to the Hsi Lai Temple event, which was described at the time as a Democratic National Committee Asian Pacific American Leadership Council Luncheonn".

The secretary general of the Organization of American States, César Gaviria, has been in Caracas trying to serve as a broker for negotiations between Mr. Chávez and his opponents that are scheduled to proceed on Monday.

"As the hearing is scheduled to proceed for several hours today, we will provide a final update regarding number of arrests at the end of the business day," Eva Malecki, a spokeswoman with the Capitol Police department, said in an email.

Patients receiving neoadjuvant CT on the AZURE trial were required to have either stage T3 or T4 disease, or biopsy-proven lymph node involvement (N1), and be scheduled to proceed to definitive surgery and/or radical radiotherapy with curative intent within 6 months of starting therapy.

In return, North Fork, which is scheduled to decide today whether to proceed with its takeover bid, has promised to sell 17 Dime branches to Fleet.

It was considered a critical test, since President Clinton is scheduled to decide this summer whether to proceed with full deployment of a multibillion-dollar system to shield the United States from limited missile attacks from North Korea and other potential adversaries.

It was considered a critical test, since President Clinton is scheduled to decide this summer whether to proceed with full deployment of a multibillion-dollar system to shield the nation from limited attacks.

The board voted early this year to proceed, with work scheduled to begin on July 28 and end eight weeks later.

Responding to an outcry by news organizations, including The New York Times, and with the Khadr proceeding scheduled to resume next month, the Pentagon has announced a revised set of rules.