Sentence examples for that could proceed from inspiring English sources

In Mr. Bush's case, the transition from a tightly managed campaign, and an administration as governor of Texas that could proceed at a relatively leisurely pace, to the maelstrom and intense scrutiny of presidential politics, could be particularly abrupt.

Gove, who said the £55bn building programme had to be axed because it was badly managed and wasteful, was forced to apologise in the Commons after admitting 25 mistakes made in the list of schools that could proceed with their rebuilding.

Abscesses could occur anywhere, but quite few that could proceed forward and develop fistulae.

Harker and Desch (2002) considered in-situ annealing of silicate at elevated temperatures by nebular shocks that could proceed with crystallization up to 20 AU, depending on the model parameters (Nakamoto and Miura, 2005).

"It is unethical to run the risk, just for Games that could proceed anyway, if postponed and/or moved," the letter advised.

A key branch in the partial TCA cycle of B. pilosicoli and B. murdochii involved 2-oxoglutarate, succinyl-CoA and fumarate, precursors that could proceed in either the oxidative or reductive direction.

He and his team took that as a sign that they could proceed again.

All week, Texas officials had maintained that nothing had changed and that executions could proceed.

I then took over the operation, because he was so agitated, totally lost That was such a psychological burden for him that he could proceed no further [S03].

I was a little unclear why that was so important until we got the signal that we could proceed.

It was at that conference that the Iranian foreign minister, Ali Akbar Salehi, said he was open to such talks, although Mr. Biden noted that they could proceed only if the ayatollah showed serious interest.