Sentence examples for to proceed not from inspiring English sources

On this great theme, however, it will be best to proceed not by definition but by parable and interpretation.

He then expresses an intention to proceed not by analysing ideology but by recounting specific actions, following St Matthew's precept, "By their fruits ye shall know them".

I would like a real radical debate on how to proceed, not just a quick fix with the word democracy in it.

It is nothing, and the nothing comes with no force, just a desire or a need, which seems natural, to allow things to proceed, not to get in their way.

"We've got to get out of the habit of governing by crisis," said Mr. Obama, who urged Congress to proceed not only with new budget negotiations, but with immigration changes and a farm bill as well.

A spokesman for Mr. Blair said the visit was called off "due to a specific security threat which would have made it irresponsible to proceed, not just for those visiting but also the local community".

"I think everybody now accepts that violence is not the answer, not allowing the rule of law to proceed is not the answer".

A decision on how to proceed is not due for another several months, Mr. Platt said.

Travel papers that would allow the deportation to proceed have not been signed by Salvadorian consular officials.

They concluded that 'the role of magnesium ion, while essential for the reaction to proceed, is not easily specified in detail'.

Despite its importance, trust is only a precondition for completion of the transaction to proceed and not the engine that directly generates stable and continued market transactions.