Sentence examples similar to in abeyance for a while from inspiring English sources

The euro crisis has been in abeyance for a few months, thanks largely to the readiness of the European Central Bank to intervene to help struggling countries.

In some cases, a sanction may be held in abeyance for a specified period of time.

The Telegraph asks, with the Stormont Assembly and Executive in abeyance for a year, where is the respect of politicians for people in urgent need of healthcare?

The policy, known as "mowing the grass", had largely been in abeyance for the past two-and-a-half years.

Also in abeyance, for the moment, is a Stem Cells request that its CIRM loan be subordinated to a future corporate debt offering.

The battle between the Mayor and the board, in abeyance for the moment, has been a mock epic, a Homeric food fight.

Whether Tonga, the world's 143d independent state, will ap ply for membership in the Unit ed Nations is a question that "is in abeyance for the present," according to Prince Tu'ipelehake, the Prime Minister and brother of the King.

He would now be prepared to countenance a less-than-final agreement that would leave Jerusalem in abeyance for the time being.

The euro crisis may be in abeyance for now.

The committees have been in abeyance for some years but they have not been disbanded.

He seems relieved that the ancient Irish blood feud is in abeyance for the moment.