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Only then could they be expected to suspend their indictments.

The viewers are not expected to suspend disbelief but to maintain it.

Instead, Britain is expected to suspend the assembly and reimpose direct rule on Monday.

New York State is expected to suspend its revenuesharing agreement on HSBC Arena, the Sabres' home, Quinn said.

More companies are expected to suspend their matching contributions in 2009, according to Watson Wyatt, a benefits consulting firm.

Reprints Related items Here we go againDec 6th 2006Fiji's neighbours have imposed sanctions, and the Commonwealth is expected to suspend its membership.

It said only that it wanted to see "substantial improvement" in the labor market, though officials have made it clear they also expect to suspend asset purchases well before the unemployment rate reaches the 6.5 percent line.

Simon James "We have to expect to suspend disbelief with some dramas, particularly when the subject matter is time travel or magic, but this should not be an invitation to actors, or programme makers for that matter, to be lazy in their portrayal of historical figures.

Thanks to the ice in the streets, alternate-side parking rules have been suspended for a week and are expected to be suspended again today, said Tom Cocola, a spokesman for the New York City Department of Transportation.

While Iran may signal a commitment to negotiate, they say, it is not expected to offer to suspend its enrichment of uranium or mothball suspect facilities.

The blow to the Northern Ireland peace effort is the worst in its crisis-ridden history, and Mr. Blair is expected to have to suspend the home-rule government and reinstall direct rule from London next week.