Nobody, though, enjoys being kept in limbo.
But after the mission was canceled, they were kept in limbo.
Another young refugee – "a journalist in a former life" who asked not to be identified – says the refugees are kept in limbo by Nauru's economic impoverishment.
But the Palestinians have been kept in limbo by the leaders of the Muslim world for generations, and the media's acceptance of the claim that Israel's continued existence has victimized Palestinians only reinforces the Palestinian leaders' view that Israel needs to compromise.
But it is clear that their jockeying for advantage allowed a dispute over a single issue -- a 30-year lease for the Maersk-Sealand shipping line to expand its operations at the Elizabeth Marine Terminal in New Jersey -- to snowball into an 18-month stalemate in which all of the Port Authority's long-term projects were kept in limbo.
More broadly, the idea behind Nested is to eliminate much of the stress and uncertainty of selling and buying a home, including what your final budget will be, and also ensure that you're never caught up in the dreaded property 'chain' and miss out on your desired home, or are kept in limbo indefinitely waiting for your property to sell.
Not only does this eliminate much of the stress and uncertainty of selling and buying a home, including what your final budget will be, but also ensures that you are never caught up in the dreaded property 'chain' and potentially miss out on your desired home, or are kept in limbo indefinitely waiting for your property to sell.
The idea is to help eliminate the uncertainly when trying to both sell and buy a house, in terms of being caught up in the dreaded property 'chain,' which means you potentially miss out on your desired home, or are kept in limbo indefinitely waiting for your property to sell.
Temp workers are often kept in limbo for up to a year before being hired on full time.
If closure ever comes at all, it usually comes only when the perpetrator dies in prison of other causes — after decades of the matter being kept in limbo.
Around half of ex-detainees do not leave the UK, but are kept in limbo, surviving on tokens worth £35 a week as their asylum claims are processed.
