The outcry forced Cameron, in an unprecedented move, to call a "pause" in the bill's passage and ask a group of experts, the NHS Future Forum, to improve it.
The book, which will be published on Nov. 20, two weeks after the election, is described by Random House as one long, narrative poem "interrupted regularly by other poems and occasionally by what the author calls a pause for prose".
After the sirens and evacuations, the long day in the bunkers and President Bush's solemn declarations of "a different type of war," Washington has settled into the limbo that Winston Churchill, describing the period after the German invasion of Poland in 1939, called an "oppressive pause," a "twilight war" whose ultimate demands remain unsettling because they are so uncertain.
Each line always includes a pause, called a caesura, at some point after the first two stresses, dividing it into two half-lines.
Nicholas Soames, the former Tory defence minister, called for a pause in the BSkyB bid on the grounds of "serious criminality on the part of some people at News International".
A group called MyGoodDeed, which pushed to establish Sept. 11 as a national day of remembrance, had called for a pause in campaigning.
The moment you become aware that you are about to over-give or are over-giving, take what I call a "Power Pause," which is a moment in time where you press the pause button on the outside world and tune into your inside world, to find a solution that supports you instead of sacrifices you -- gives you power instead of takes it.
Even the CBI has called for a "pause".
He called for a pause in the award of any more government contracts to G4S.
The Labour backbencher Jon Cruddas called for a pause in this particular aspect of the government's crackdown.
