For their part, Mr. Bush and Mr. Ashcroft, both death penalty advocates, appeared to be dismayed by the Federal Bureau of Investigation's failure to hand over the documents and the dramatic interruption of the first federal execution in 38 years, which administration officials had wanted to be carried out with an aura of legal finality and procedural orderliness.
GPs and participants were encouraged to try a temporary interruption of treatment first and were requested to discontinue treatment permanently only after consultation with the trial clinician and after all efforts had been made to keep the patient on randomised treatment.
Having declared the theatre open, the town provost does a quick cha-cha-cha with Widow Twankey and, after the interruption of a first-night fire alarm, the real firefighters carry the actors back on to the stage.
Poulter is one of 67 players yet to finish as the weather interruptions of the first day spilled into the second.
The interruptions of the first week are unlikely to help Williams' cause, not least since she is also still in the doubles with her sister, Serena.
Gone too are the now-standard embellishments and interruptions of the first-person shooter.
The interruption, the first of three medical timeouts, did not alter the quality of play, but it seemed to allow Murray a moment to regroup and he took immediate advantage, breaking Haase's serve in the first game of the new set.
Cohort exit was defined as exit of the person from the database, 18th birthday, death, the first interruption of follow-up in the database or December 31st 2008, whichever came first.
● To estimate the duration of interruption, the probability of re-entry to treatment after a first interruption of treatment, and the factors present at the end of the first treatment period that are associated with re-entry.
A rain interruption, the first of the day, briefly held up the third seed's charge but he did not allow Tsonga to take charge in the match and in the end it was a comfortable victory.
It was the first interruption of the annual increase in seven years.
