Sentence examples for * suspensive from inspiring English sources

The Uruguay federation will appeal, although that appeal will have no "suspensive effect" on his ban.

Gros says something similar: that walking for its own sake is a break from routine – "suspensive freedom", he calls it.

For her characters, a state of mind is an unresolved paradox, "a suspensive conflict in which were fused doubts, rebellions, expediency and urgent longings".

Paris, a street-corner orator: "Only last week the aristocrats were given these Suspensive Vetoes, and already they're using them to buy up all the corn and send it out of the country".

An appeal can be lodged by the player or the Uruguay FA. "The appeal does not have a suspensive effect except with regard to orders to pay a sum of money".

Although Uruguay will appeal against the decision, it will not stop Suárez being banned from Saturday's match because under article 124 of the Fifa disciplinary code the appeal does not have a "suspensive effect".

Besides failing to win a bicameral system, the moderate Anglophile, or monarchien, faction lost a bitter debate on the king's veto power: the Assembly granted the king only a suspensive or delaying veto over legislation; if a bill passed the Legislative Assembly in three successive sessions, it would become law even without royal approval.

Yesterday an administrative court in the North of Germany granted Facebook's request for "suspensive effect" against a ruling, made by Schleswig-Holstein's Data Protection Commissioner, that Facebook's real names policy was violating German and European law.

These designs are very useful in pediatrics, decreasing the number of subjects needed, on condition that the effect of the treatment is only suspensive in a setting of chronic disease.

So the second thing we will do is extend the number of non-suspensive appeals.

These so-called "non-suspensive" appeals were introduced to prevent the last-minute appeal being used as a way of suspending the deportation process with nobody able to be put on a plane until every legal avenue had been exhausted.