Sentences with phrase «would go ahead»

So the original rumor was that the US would get the BlackBerry PlayBook early on in March, and UK along with Europe would go ahead with it in April or later.

We said if they could fix the leak, the windshield wipers, and headlight we would go ahead with the transaction.

So, if you need to remove the caliper bolts, I would go ahead and purchase the torque wrench.

Ms Greening said the new formula would go ahead and would address unfair and inconsistent levels of funding.

Education Secretary Michael Gove said there were «flaws» in the testing system and that it would be reviewed, but they would go ahead next year.

The conference earlier heard from education secretary Nicky Morgan, who said she would go ahead with her reform plans because she believed academies «make it easier to spread the reach of the best leaders over several schools».

While city school officials initially had indicated that they would go ahead with the quarter - cent sales - tax hike, which was expected to generate $ 21 million in its first year, they have put the plan on hold indefinitely, a district official said.

After about ten minutes of enduring this manipulative, seemingly - endless weeper you'll just wish he would go ahead and die already.

If the headline is from someone's profile who lives a fair distance away or from another dating site and, you can't think up one yourself that is similar then, I would go ahead and use it.

I suppose there's a tiny possibility he's not a subscriber as well, but I doubt it, as most men would go ahead and subscribe if they can afford it.

I thought I would go ahead and give y» all an updated foundation routine!

If you don't have a pair, I would go ahead and snag some.

I thought I would go ahead and share the above shots in case you all wanted to see them too.

Certainly wouldn't spend it on surgery... The problem with waking up 20 years younger would be that everyone else, loved ones, friends, family, wouldn't be any different, so your peers and partner would go ahead and die, how sad would that be?

If you are not familiar with the Peter Millar brand I would go ahead and get aquatinted now!

A perfectionist would go ahead and cover that mess with another piece of fabric but I figured since it's the underneath of the chair nobody will see it.)

Since we started on October 1, I thought I would go ahead and share some repeats before I get to the new looks.

Would you go ahead and use satin paint instead of flat if making your own chalk paint, and then follow that up with a good finishing wax to add extra durability in such a high traffic room?

Hi Emi, I would go ahead and get testing done for all of the things you mentioned, and see if you can get a hormone panel done as well.

I would go ahead and plant the teeny basil.

If you choose to perform the Olympic lifts I would go ahead and use the mirror if it helps you to perform the lifts with a more consistent technique.

I would go ahead and say maybe they would be good for like a week or so in the fridge because they have avocado in them?

But I would go ahead and give it a try, and if need be, add more almond flour so it absorbs enough to roll into balls!

I would go ahead and add salt, though.

The day the government announced that the bills would go ahead, the French general secretary of the Council of Europe, Catherine Lalumiere, unveiled plans for a European convention on bioethics that France wants adopted by 1993.

Climbers declared a four - day halt to efforts to scale the 8,848 - metre (29,029 - ft) summit and, while some decided to abandon their mission, others said they would go ahead after talking to their guides.

Conservative sources said that his words meant that, in government, he would go ahead with the new 45p rate of tax on incomes over # 150,000 a year, which Alistair Darling announced in November, to start from April 2011.

His words are in contrast to Chancellor George Osborne's insistence just two days ago that HS2 would go ahead.»

The broadcasters said the debates would go ahead regardless of whether any party leader refused to take part.

«Liberal Democrats would go ahead immediately with the lagoon at Swansea Bay and start planning for further lagoons in Wales and other parts of the UK.

Caroline Lucas spoke to Daily Politics presenter Jo Coburn, along with Labour MP Ben Bradshaw and Conservative Greg Baker, over who should be invited and whether they would go ahead.

But instead of trying to resolve the dispute, Mr Cameron outraged unions with an inflammatory speech yesterday, attacking strikers and insisting his public sector pension raid would go ahead as planned.

Questioned over the report int he Commons, he said the cut to the benefit — which will save the taxpayer # 2.5 billion a year by 2014 - 15 — was «completely enforceable» and would go ahead «as planned».

Timothy assured Ruth that they would go ahead with the wedding the following day and that was what they did — at the Benue State University Teaching Hospital where she was admitted.

Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg visited the Rosyth docklands where the carriers will be assembled to announce that the projects would go ahead.

Mr Goldsmith's party yesterday also confirmed it would go ahead with cuts to another disability benefit — Personal Independence Payment.

He said the only reason to delay an election would be if a candidate had died so in this case it would go ahead.

The group has given the BNI up to Sunday midnight to release Mr. Fadi Daboussi or else they would go ahead with their action on Monday.

Dokpesi added that following the meeting, he would go ahead with his campaign and consultation to fulfill his ambition.

Teachout originally gave herself until this past Monday to decide if she would go ahead with a primary challenge to Cuomo.

The prime minister insisted it would go ahead, however, saying «we will find the money, I am quite convinced we will».

14.27 - Parker asked if he would go ahead with questioning a siuspect if he thought ti would lead to torture: «Absolutely not» he replies.

Her office may also have overseen «utterly cruel» treatment of campaigners after parliamentary sources initially indicated to reporters that an inquiry would go ahead, he said.

There was no immediate comment available from the electoral commission but the government insisted the second round would go ahead despite the opposition's withdrawal.

Miliband said that when David Cameron was prime minister, he promised victims that part two of the Leveson inquiry would go ahead.

Polling out today by YouGov for the Times» Red Box found 61 % would go ahead and vote for their preferred party anyway.

He, however, added that the party would not be discouraged by the robbery incident and would go ahead with its organisation towards the 2016 elections.

Many Tory party activists refused to believe the Lib Dems would go ahead with the threat during last autumn's party conference season, but are now being forced to confront the coalition's junior party intransigence on the issue.

That would go ahead», he indicated.

So on Thursday afternoon Jacques and I headed to our gynae for our last visit, popping in at the hospital for a CTG so they could monitor the heartbeats and movements, and it was decided that the ceaser would go ahead for the Friday 23rd March at 1 pm.