Sentence examples for halt implementation of from inspiring English sources

Food safety advocates say the provision would effectively halt implementation of the law.

BERLIN — Europe's top court ordered Poland's government on Friday to immediately halt implementation of a controversial law designed to force nearly two dozen of the nation's Supreme Court justices into early retirement.

But food safety advocates said that they were surprised by the provision and that it would effectively halt implementation of the law, which gives the Food and Drug Administration greater authority over food production.

Shortly after House Republicans shut down the federal government in an effort to halt implementation of the Affordable Care Act, Sabrina Tavernise and Robert Gebeloff of The New York Times reported that many Republican-controlled states have already strangled an important feature of the legislation by denying extension of Medicaid eligibility to the working poor.

More popular with many lobbyists is a section of the bill that would also halt implementation of the Obama administration's proposed reorganization of STEM education programs, a plan announced last spring that caught the community by surprise and that most felt was half-baked.

One, introduced by Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Bob Corker (R-Tenn)., would halt implementation of any nuclear deal for two months to give Congress the chance to vote on the text of the agreement.

Tuesday evening, the U.S. Supreme Court granted a stay, halting implementation of the Environmental Protection Agency's Clean Power Plan pending the resolution of legal challenges to the program in court.

RMT general secretary Bob Crow said unions had received proposals that halted implementation of job cuts, so that discussions can be held "away from the pressure cooker".

— Senators block vote repealing water rule: The Senate voted on Thursday 63-34 tableble an amendment that essentially blocked a measure that would have halted implementation of an Obama-era water-pollution rule.

Washington was the first state to sue Trump over the first ban in January and won a nationwide injunction that halted implementation of the order just days after it was announced.

A federal district judge in Florida backed down, as he should have, from his effort to bully the Obama administration into halting implementation of the new health care reforms even before the issue of the law's constitutionality is resolved by higher courts.