He appealed in vain for the participants to concentrate on a temporary cessation of hostilities so that humanitarian assistance could be provided.
Gerald M. Levitis Mahopac, N.Y., May 9, 2008 To the Editor: You are correct to point out that a temporary cessation of the gas tax is political pandering.
The air strikes come after world powers agreed to a temporary "cessation of hostilities" to start within a week, along with the acceleration and expansion of aid deliveries.
Arbitration by the British and the creation of a buffer frontier running south eastwards from the coast at Ras Hasian resulted in a temporary cessation of hostilities.
Similarly, irradiation of the tumour-bearing host resulted in a temporary cessation of growth, and a decrease in the macrophage content, which did not return to control levels for 2-3 weeks after irradiation.
In the two last letters, dealing with the question of grace, Pascal proposed a conciliatory position that was later to make it possible for Port-Royal to subscribe to the "Peace of the Church," a temporary cessation of the conflict over Jansenism, in 1668.
Women whose combination chemotherapy leads to permanent ovarian failure seem to have a higher risk for sexual problems than those who continue to menstruate or have just a temporary cessation of menses [55,56].
For Hamas to enter such a government would be to act according to the notions of Islamic law that encourage a temporary cessation of hostilities with an enemy if that cessation brings tangible results.
The prize is a temporary cessation of sentences.
Forbearance: An agreement to accept a temporary cessation of loan payments, smaller payments than were previously scheduled, or an extension of time for making payments.
The victory brought civic validation and at least a temporary cessation of the inferiority complex that many find palpable, given Philadelphia's location between New York and Washington.
