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Meanings of proceed in English
Usage of proceed in English
1
The following month, despite major cost overruns, the Government decided to proceed.
2
In the meantime, gentlemen and ladies, the work of government shall proceed.
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It would, therefore, be better to proceed by merely changing EU law.
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We'll continue to proceed cautiously: Some areas may move forward before others.
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But our work must proceed, in the hope that circumstances will improve.
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I believe the review will result in agreement on how to proceed.
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Without it, courts are not able to proceed to hear the case.
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Those companion cases would also proceed, his office said in a statement.
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That allows the restrictions to remain in effect while court challenges proceed.
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He has said the expansion will proceed if the conditions are right.
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That hearing would proceed at a later date if the case continues.
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He has called on the government to allow the elections to proceed.
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He said legislators needed to proceed step by step to regulate marijuana.
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Victims are often required to proceed with any litigation in remote jurisdictions.
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A final ruling on whether the EPA can proceed may come soon.
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Walker allowed the case to proceed, based on other evidence of eavesdropping.
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Proceed through the time
Proceed across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
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