Sentence examples for abeyance and from inspiring English sources

They put the questionable charge in abeyance, and the company contacts you, asking, Is this valid?

Royal ceremonies had fallen into abeyance, and the throne's political influence had atrophied.

With class conflict in abeyance, and nice bourgeois manners mandatory, politicians tiptoe politely across a patch of centre ground.

"Usually, at the conclusion of the proceedings, final disposition was held in abeyance, and the alien would remain on bond," Ms. Galvin wrote.

In this case, practical considerations are held in abeyance, and we stand back from nature and look on it with a disinterested concern.

So for most of the following decade, the Kyoto protocol remained in abeyance and global climate change negotiations ground to a near-halt.

Based on a case study of six detoxes in Winnipeg, Hamilton and Toronto Canadaa), we seek to understand the degree to which the detox constitutes a space of care that reflects therapeutic aims of facility operators, a space of abeyance, control and containment for larger society, and a space of sustenance for individual clients.

Or we may be living through an incredible era of prosperity and calm in which politics as a force for transforming the world has gone into abeyance - and when a real crisis comes along, politics will return in a new form we cannot possibly imagine.

"We've got a number of significant projects in the pipeline, which we've been working on over a number of years with Russia, which clearly are just in abeyance now and they've just stopped," Mr Hodgson points out.

43 Bracketing is the process of identifying and holding in abeyance preconceived beliefs and opinions about the phenomenon under study.

With the end of apartheid in South Africa, the regional networks of researchers and policy makers, which had fallen into abeyance after Mozambican and Zimbabwean independence, rapidly reformed.