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Mr. Bush's order, he said, has effectively suspended the writ of habeas corpus, a centuries-old legal procedure protecting citizens from being held illegally by the government.

Some traders and diplomats pointed instead to the dispute within the United Nations, saying that the confusion over the continuation of oil-for-food has effectively suspended the program in Ceyhan.

That morning, the United States Supreme Court had effectively suspended lethal injection nationwide.

That morning the United States Supreme Court had effectively suspended lethal injection as a manner of execution by accepting a challenge to its constitutionality in a Kentucky case.

More significantly, last week Italy announced that it had effectively suspended its 2008 "Friendship Treaty" with Libya, which Mr. Berlusconi had touted as his greatest foreign policy achievement, since Libya was in chaos.

An Intelligence Conflict Israel's effort to obtain the weapons, refueling capacity and permission to fly over Iraq for an attack on Iran grew out of its disbelief and anger at an American intelligence assessment completed in late 2007 that concluded that Iran had effectively suspended its development of nuclear weapons four years earlier.

(The Guardian had previously reported that Hogan had effectively suspended the state's habeas corpus law, but this is misleading, as state and federal habeas corpus laws which gives detainees the ability to seek relief from unlawful imprisonment are unchanged).

The colleges where student recruitment has effectively been suspended by the curtailing of financial support are almost exclusively located in London and the south-east.

The opener has effectively been suspended for three weeks for his "unprovoked physical attack" on England's Joe Root, as well as fined A$11,500 (about £7,000), after pleading guilty to unbecoming behaviour at a Cricket Australia hearing chaired by the Hon Justice Gordon Lewis.

In a letter to his GP, the surgeon Ramesh Chelvarajah wrote: "Due to funding and commissioning changes that have arisen with the advent of NHS England taking over from the old PCTs, the service has effectively been suspended since February of last year".

It ended in early 2004 with a peace deal, which has been effectively suspended since the Mumbai strike.