Sentence examples for its indefinite from inspiring English sources

But on August 29th, the organisers sent out an email announcing its indefinite "postponement".

Ever tuned to political risk, health secretary Jeremy Hunt has overseen its indefinite postponement as a national project.

The Boston Herald revised its indefinite suspension of a consumer affairs and transportation columnist today to two weeks without pay.

Criticism of the American operation at Guantánamo has focussed less on the conditions of incarceration than on its indefinite length.

Browns' Green Reinstated Cleveland Browns running back William Green has been reinstated by the N.F.L., which lifted its indefinite suspension after he completed a treatment program.

The updated advice said citizens who left without permission – many of them to escape its indefinite military service – would not face persecution if they returned.

Some of its proponents call it "indefinite detention," which evokes the Bush administration's position that Guantánamo detainees could be held until the end of the war on terror — perhaps for the rest of their lives — even if acquitted in war crimes trials.

But he craved something vaster and more dangerous, so he purchased "a general history of navigation, supported by a vast body of voyages": a work that was, like its subject, "indefinite as to its ultimate extent" and, as he was told by a jesting clerk, might involve as many as fifteen thousand volumes.

This time the Nigerian industrial court blocked industrial action due to the risk of civil disorder, but late on Tuesday the Nigeria Labour Congress NLCC) said it would go ahead with its planned indefinite strike anyway, starting on Wednesday.

The danger of Zn is aggravated by its almost indefinite persistence in the environment because it cannot be destroyed biologically and is only transformed from one oxidation state or organic complex to another (Everall et al. 1989).

1998 Eta announces its first indefinite ceasefire.