Sentence examples for halting implementation from inspiring English sources

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.

Instead, the Office of Management and Budget said in a memo this week that it was halting implementation so it could review the provision, citing concerns about paperwork and privacy.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit upheld a lower court ruling halting implementation of the ban in February, noting the states raised "significant constitutional questions" about religious discrimination against Muslims.

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

Judge Vinson belatedly acknowledges that it would be "extremely disruptive" to halt implementation in the 26 states while the case is pending appeal.

The shameful stories of greed and deception as described in your articles point to the imperative for the state to halt implementation.

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".

While the Dutch Parliament has voted in favor of the European Stability Mechanism, Mr. Wilders had sought a court decision to halt implementation until after new elections in September.

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.