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Meanings of go ahead in English

Proceed (with a plan of action)

Usage of go ahead in English
1
However, some form of the agreement could still go ahead, he said.
Radio NZ
2
It was not immediately clear, however, whether it would nonetheless go ahead.
Reuters
3
It said it was still possible further court action could go ahead.
Radio NZ
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Last week, the government said it would go ahead with the increase.
Reuters
5
Alderman, if you want to question our work here, fine, go ahead.
The dog said bow-wow
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Reacher asked, 'Does anyone go ahead and actually choose from that menu?'
61 hours
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The law will have to change to let the programme go ahead.
Radio NZ
8
The Madrid government says the vote is illegal and cannot go ahead.
Reuters
9
Mugabe and Tsvangirai have separately said elections will go ahead next year.
Reuters
10
He said more than 500 farmers wanted the project to go ahead.
Radio NZ
11
However, a decision to go ahead is likely to extend the recession.
The South African
12
New Zealand's largest-ever pest control operation has been given the go ahead.
Radio NZ
13
Road blockades threatened by French truckers seem certain to go ahead tomorrow.
The Irish Times
14
Numerous major new road schemes will also go ahead, for about £1bn.
The Guardian
15
The government said on Monday the planned cuts would not go ahead.
Reuters
16
Uefa is due to decide today whether the game can go ahead.
The Irish Times
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New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
Australia
Common
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