Sentence examples for halted state from inspiring English sources

A lengthier shutdown would have halted state lottery operations, liquor sales and road construction.

PiS has already halted state funding for IVF, which the Catholic church views as sinful, reversing the previous centrist government's policy.

Now, now, boys Towers of trouble City in a bottle Dead man walking Reprints Related items The town of the talkFeb 17th 2005The sparring politicians have now started to moderate their behaviour, in part because their dust-up has distracted, if not indeed halted, state business.

It is suggested that when a debug event occurs, it can put the processor core in a halted state so that embedded developers can examine the status of the processor at that point.

In a decision that barely registered in the mainstream media, the United States Supreme Court's (SCOTUS) ruling in Gobeille v. Liberty Mutual Insurance Company has (at least temporarily) halted state-mandated all payer claims databases (APCD).

A judge denied a request last week by a New Brunswick activist to immediately halt state spending.

It has forced Cyprus to take action against sex trafficking and Moldova to halt state censorship of TV.

Her forces won a court ruling halting state Democratic Party ads that they said illegally interfered in the primary by helping Mr. Forbes.

In his recent novel, "Halting State," Mr. Stross grapples with the very near future by extrapolating current trends in microprocessor speed and bandwidth availability.

The Yakama Nation in Washington state recently passed a ban on marijuana on the reservation and is trying to halt state regulated pot sales and grows on lands off the reservation where it still holds hunting and fishing rights.

In a dispute late last year between workers and Republic Windows and Doors, a Chicago factory that had shut down with little warning to its workers, Mr. Blagojevich announced that he was halting state business with the Bank of America, which was one of the factory's lenders and which some workers blamed for their circumstances.