Sentence examples for would probably proceed from inspiring English sources

Jette said Vancouver prosecutors would probably proceed summarily, instead of by indictment.

Even so, the decision followed conflicting signals by the anti-monopoly minister, Ilya Yuzhanov, who said on Tuesday that the merger would probably proceed.

Although OPEC had no official comment today, the Reuters news service quoted an unnamed OPEC delegate as saying the noncartel cuts amounted to a "done deal," and that the cartel would probably proceed with cuts.

FRANKFURT, Aug. 14 — The European Central Bank declared on Tuesday that recent financial market turmoil was largely over, a sign that the bank would probably proceed with a plan to increase borrowing costs in early September to curb inflation caused by a rising economy.

CD: It would probably proceed it because symphony writing's kind of slow.

A carbon pricing scheme would involve a fee being charged to emit the greenhouse gas and the proceeds would probably go to companies that reduce them, such as renewable energy firms.

If Conseco were able to find a strong company to buy one of its subsidiaries and the regulators could be confident that the policyholders would have a safe new home, the sale would probably go through and the proceeds would be available for use in paying the parent company's debts.

"If we had started with all the money in the world, this program would have probably proceeded differently," Richard said in an interview.

Austerity policies would probably have proceeded without Reinhart-Rogoff (and Alesina-Ardagna, another instant hit academic paper that dissolved under scrutiny).

If domestication depended on de novo occurrence and selection of mutants in crop populations grown by early farmers, then improvement would probably have proceeded slowly, limited by the mutation rate and the ability of early farmers to detect and propagate favourable phenotypes.

If not, the agency could probably proceed with expanded logging.