Sentence examples for we proceeded from from inspiring English sources

What we proceeded from back then was that good relations with Ukraine matter most for us and they should not fall hostage to deadlock territorial disputes.

Here we proceeded from computational analyses to finished strawberry and peach IR sequence in one week for <$500.

In the following steps we proceeded from theory to practical strategies; and from practical strategies to the intervention.

Third, because we proceeded from the statistical hypothesis that physical, mental, and social factors at the baseline would be predictive of future functional disability in elderly people living independently in a community, we did not collect data on all episodes of the onset of functional disability, and so we did not analyze them for time-varying covariates.

Yet as we proceed from puzzle to puzzle, encounter to encounter, the logic is less consequential than simply sequential.

"He leads a rather modest lifestyle, but nevertheless we proceed from the tone of statements that come from the US state department and other political figures," he said.

"We proceed from the assumption that all parties will show restraint in the nearest future, before the start of the ceasefire," Putin said.

"We proceed from the fact that Russia and the US bear special responsibility for supporting international peace and stability, and for counteracting global challenges and threats".

"The responsibility rests with you on how we proceed from here," Mr. Counter told guild negotiators, according to a copy of his remarks provided by the alliance.

"We proceed from the point of view that Germany and France, other colleagues in the EU and the United States … work with the Ukrainian authorities, encouraging them to honestly fully implement the Minsk agreements," he told a press conference.

"We proceed from the position that work in the post-conflict development of Libya must be carried out exclusively under the aegis of the U.N. Security Council," said Russia's foreign ministry spokesman Alexander Lukashevich.