Sentence examples for indefinitely adjourned from inspiring English sources

Little progress was made during the two sides' discussions, causing the conference to be indefinitely adjourned on 14 December 1976.

Although not implemented by the commission (which was adjourned indefinitely in 1768), the instruction stimulated the modernization of Russian political and legal thought in the early 19th century.

In the case of Dr Kelly, the then Oxfordshire coroner Nicholas Gardiner opened an inquest on 21 July 2003, but on 13 August 2003 the then Lord Chancellor Lord Falconer ordered it to be adjourned indefinitely.

NEW DELHI — The Indian state of Andhra Pradesh sank into a contentious political paralysis on Monday as local lawmakers adjourned indefinitely without addressing a controversial resolution to divide the state.

Judge Carl J. Barbier of Federal District Court in New Orleans issued an order late Friday night stating that the two sides "have reached an agreement on the terms of a proposed class settlement which will be submitted to the court," and announcing that the first phase of the trial, scheduled to begin on Monday, is adjourned indefinitely while the next steps are worked out.

Mr Kenyatta's trial hit by delays and in September 2014 was adjourned indefinitely because of lack of evidence.

Prosecutors at the International Criminal Court have asked for the case against Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta to be adjourned indefinitely.

For Asia Bibi, this is the first ray of light since her appeal hearing was adjourned indefinitely in October 2016.

Despite international outcry, Asia Bibi has had no success in appealing the sentence, with the appeal adjourned indefinitely in 2016.

Talks aimed at ending a month-long strike at grocery stores in southern California were adjourned indefinitely after mediators granted employers and union negotiators time to reconsider their positions, officials said Wednesday.

The chairman then adjourned the meeting indefinitely.