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An organized activity, procedure or action
“If the cable operator submits a written renewal notice requesting the commencement of such a proceeding, the franchising authority shall commence such a proceeding not later than 6 months after the date.”
A way or manner of doing something
“A writ petition was not the appropriate proceeding for adjudication of a serious dispute which could not be satisfactorily decided without taking evidence.”
A legal action, especially one to be decided in a court of law
“The first step of the proceeding is the fact-finding hearing.”
(proceedings) The events of an occasion
“Pingilly was called to the chair and opened the evening's proceedings in a suitable manner by narrating the events of the past year.”
(proceedings) A written report or description of an event or experience
“Mr. Daggett then moved that the proceedings of the meeting be printed under the supervision of the officers.”
A deal between two parties, especially in business
An occurrence, or something that happens
An act of coming into existence or becoming visible
The way in which something progresses or develops
A personal, business or financial dealing or matter
A project or undertaking, especially a bold or complex one
A line of work or business
A topic in dispute, or up for debate
Ongoing, or in progress
“In this instance, reflection produces knowledge that informs the proceeding project work.”
In preparation or progress
Emergent
Advancing
Onward so as to move ahead or to make progress
Along the way
Present participle for to move or proceed further along a course
“You may proceed past the barrier once your ticket has been validated.”
Present participle for to originate from
“So, too, I would like to proceed from the ashes of that terrible day when forgiveness seemed impossible.”
(proceed with) Present participle for to begin a course of action
“The managers will be meeting to discuss if the company will proceed with the proposed marketing strategy.”
Present participle for to continue on a course of action
“Operations would proceed despite the issues that were highlighted by staff.”
(law) Present participle for to start a lawsuit against someone
“What that would demonstrate is that the plaintiff proposed to seek to proceed against Baxter.”
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