Sentence examples for should be proceeding from inspiring English sources

NOW that the planting season is here, everyone should be proceeding wisely.

We should be proceeding full-speed along both tracks".

"It suggests we should be proceeding cautiously when we start pushing minimum wages into ranges where they are pretty significant," Autor said.

The Council's report includes a series of (entirely non-binding, non-legal) recommendations for how the group of (mostly) non-Google staff, who have expertise in areas such as data protection, media law, philosophy and ethics, believe Google should be proceeding in implementing the ECJ ruling at this point.

For instance, David Autor of MIT--one of the country's top labor economists--read the paper, called it "very credible," and concluded that policymakers "should be proceeding cautiously when we start pushing minimum wages into ranges where they are pretty significant". Columbia economist Jeffrey Sachs, who has previously supported a higher minimum wage, reached a similar conclusion.

"That these exercises should be proceeding as planned is the strongest possible message that Turkey is not afraid to be our friend even with the resumption of the [Palestinian] intifada," said an Israeli official familiar with the exercises who spoke on condition of anonymity.

It needs, however, that further study of comparison of risk analyses should be proceeded to complete the hydride bed design.

In principle, the design of excellent catalysts should be proceeded from the regulation of material's essence, such as structural phase transition10,19,20,21.

Turner wrote, "It should be borne in mind that it is not contemplated that the comprehensive transit scheme in its entirety should be undertaken at once but that it should be proceeded with gradually and continuously".

Lord Lawson said it was important to "take stock and decide whether the whole PFI initiative should be proceeded with any further" because there was enough evidence to show it was not good value for money or sensible for the taxpayer.

It is important, however, that universal jurisdiction cases should be proceeded with in this country only on the basis of solid evidence that is likely to lead to a successful prosecution – otherwise there is a risk of damaging our ability to help in conflict resolution or to pursue a coherent foreign policy".