Word: proceeded
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...still be prosecuted, but not on the basis of evidence gleaned solely from their televised testimony. Sirica also flashed a judicial green light for the hearings to proceed as planned by rejecting a Cox motion that television and radio coverage of Dean's and Magruder's testimony be banned. Cox had argued that the wide publicity could jeopardize future criminal cases against individuals...
...Copenhagen summit was set up within 24 hours after Pompidou proposed it last month. To underscore its urgency, the day-and-a-half meeting has been stripped of the usual bureaucratic trappings, so that the discussion can proceed, as French Foreign Minister Michel Jobert phrases it, "without constraints, without procedure and with an open heart." The nine heads of government will meet alone in a Copenhagen exposition hall, with only their translators. To achieve intimacy, as well as to preserve secrecy, even their dinners will be small affairs; the heads of government will dine in one room while the Foreign...
Each student would stand up and give his name. He would then proceed to a blackboard where the candidates were listed and make a cross next to the name of his choice...
...House became one of the first Houses in 1971 to refuse to participate in the CRR election, CRR chairman James Q. Wilson commented that the decision meant Quincy was "forfeiting student influence" in the CRR. Clearly, Wilson did not care whether students participated in disciplining themselves. The CRR would proceed with or without student members...
...proceed the CRR did. Last year, the administration resigned itself to student hatred of the CRR, and made no attempt to hold student elections. Two weeks ago, however, Dean Whitlock whipped off a seemingly perfunctory note to the 13 House committee chairmen. The note asked them to nominate students for the CRR, and explained the long, complicated procedure set up by the Resolution...