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Meanings of give the go-ahead in English

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Usage of give the go-ahead in English
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However the Fiji Sun reports that she did not give the go-ahead.
Radio NZ
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Washington now has to decide whether to give the go-ahead to the scheme.
BBC
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We are not going to give the go-ahead to a third runway at Heathrow.
The Guardian
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Tomorrow, the energy regulator will give the go-ahead for double-digit electricity and gas price rises.
The Irish Times
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The company did give the go-ahead for a straight-to-home-video animated Barbie movie, which Universal distributes.
Reuters
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Clegg said: We are not going to give the go-ahead to a third runway at Heathrow.
The Guardian
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Opponents Galway, meanwhile, give the go-ahead to the 15 who started the semi-final defeat of champions Kilkenny.
The Irish Times
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The PD leader is set to refuse to give the go-ahead to the project ahead of a general election.
The Irish Times
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Sudan's president Omar Hassan al-Bashir has long resisted UN deployment, but faces growing international pressure to give the go-ahead.
The Irish Times
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Bullock Harbour Preservation Association has challenged the board's decision to give the go-ahead for the development at Bullock Harbour.
The Irish Times
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Local councillors have overruled the advice of planners to give the go-ahead for massive housing development near the village.
The Irish Times
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The Government is next week expected to give the go-ahead for directly elected mayors in Dublin and Cork by mid-2019.
The Irish Times
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They made this announcement after a second marathon session by Telefonica's board, called to give the go-ahead for a deal.
The Irish Times
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When Aytekin did give the go-ahead, he put the ball down and nervelessly smashed the winner into the top corner.
The Guardian
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Based on the duo's letter, the Hong Kong stock exchange would give the go-ahead for the privatisation process, according to sources.
Reuters
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This ends months of speculation over whether the planning authority would give the go-ahead for a taller building on the site.
The Irish Times