Sentence examples similar to will have proceeded from inspiring English sources

Lehman hasn't articulated a clear plan for raising capital other than to say it will have proceeds from the sale of its asset management business.

Further, PEDF will argue leasing should have proceeded only to the extent that the government could show, on the record, compliance with the constitutional "conserve and maintain" standard.

What You'll Find West Chelsea's redevelopment has proceeded in a patchwork manner.

The F.C.C.'s ruling could also embolden cities in other states to move forward with their own broadband plans, but they will have to proceed carefully.

So even his own sister's government will have to proceed cautiously.

Instead, Mr. Barak will have to proceed on his own considerable authority.

Like the invasion of Iraq, and like the surge, the withdrawal will have to proceed, ultimately, from a President's best instincts, with the advice of his generals.

"The teams charged with the arrests will have to proceed with the most possible speed, without useless words and without comment," the directive said.

They have said that if the state does not enact a new revenue source by March, they will have to proceed with the austerity budget.

Devolution will have to proceed more cautiously and Scots will have to live with the consequences of having a local parliament which will have to live within budgets set at Westminster (which is all the Welsh are being offered).

The council has also sought legal advice about whether it has sufficient powers under the 1982 Local Government Miscellaneous Provisions Act, or whether it will have to proceed by way of a private parliamentary bill.