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• Initially the party leaders felt that if day-care expansion was to be given its final go-ahead the costs loomed high.

• It is likely that that relationship exists in most go-ahead companies that look to the future.

• Which hospitals will be closed if the new district hospital is given the go-ahead?

• I hope that we shall be able to announce the firm go-ahead later this month.

• It is frustrating that they have not given the go-ahead for 90 local radio stations rather than nine.

• They are vibrant; they are go-ahead; they give good education to the young people concerned.

• The parochial church council were an enterprising and go-ahead body, and they determined to get rid of these graves.

• What they did was to give the go-ahead to petrol stations, to gambling establishments, and to bowling alleys.

• How does he hope for a stable and go-ahead economy when enterprise and initiative are stifled by high taxation?

• They recognise that there is likely to be a consumer boycott of their products if irradiation is given the go-ahead and if people lose confidence.

• Despite the fact that we do not yet have the go-ahead for the airport, almost 70 companies are working on the brownfield site.

• The go-ahead for container terminal 9 will certainly greatly help to consolidate vital international confidence.

• So there is a lack of encouragement to the go-ahead person who wants to start up something new in his own locality.

• It is long overdue and must be given the go-ahead if the tinplate industry is to be saved.

• It is ridiculous that a man with that go-ahead endeavour has been placed under intolerable strain.