The decision required Google cease practices judged to be illegally skewing the market and do so within 90 days.
It is then that I truly cease to judge myself and my own life.
These days rambunctious Republicans in the House demand that "activist" judges cease to make policy by bold interpretations of the law; they threaten to destroy judges' independence by impeaching the top activists; their allies in the Senate refuse to confirm new judges to fill around 100 vacant seats on the federal benches.
Until judges cease to routinely decide constitutional cases in a manner that effectively allows the political branches to act as judges of the limits of their own powers, Americans will for the most part enjoy only so much of their liberty as government officials are inclined to tolerate.
I have come to a level of understanding where I have ceased to condemn, judge or criticize lots of things I used to.
[But the segment runs out before discussing whether Gingrich Republicans will now cease the sanctimony of harshly judging the private morality of others.].
As a concession to the referees, who detested the practice, the N.B.A. will cease using statistical trends to judge performance, a system that amounted to meeting quotas on specific calls.
The third cluster of genes is highly expressed during ICM outgrowth, except in those neighboring cells that cease to be pluripotent as judged by the loss of expression of Oct4, Sox2 and Nanog, as well as Esrrb, Cdh1 (also known as E-cadherin), Pecam1, Pim1, Pim3, Notch1, Notch4, Fzd9, Frz10, Dazl, Prdm14, Bmp8b, and Dppa4, demonstrating a positive correlation with the pluripotency of ICM and ESCs.
A lawyer for the U.S. Justice Department said the antitrust case against Microsoft should cease, telling a federal judge that the proposed settlement went beyond what could probably be achieved by further litigation.
Judging from history, they would not cease publishing; but they would suddenly be very polite.
