Sentence examples for keep pending from inspiring English sources
The phrase "keep pending" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something should remain unresolved or in a state of waiting. Example: "Please keep pending the approval of the budget until we receive further information."
But he added that it's vital for the court to keep pending cases moving.
But he added that it's important to keep pending cases moving.
Although the wrangling between the executive and legislative branches usually results in a compromise, the Justice Department has often fought to keep pending prosecutions from prying eyes in Congress.
Joseph Zwilling, a spokesman for the archdiocese, said the objects might be at a warehouse on Staten Island where such items were kept pending their placement in other churches.
It has kept pending long-overdue verdicts by a controversial tribunal set up to look at charges of genocide and other crimes committed during Bangladesh's war of independence from Pakistan.
In a letter to state officials, however, Amtrak said it was simply "following its ordinary train set maintenance practice" of moving out-of-service equipment to Delaware, where they would be kept "pending the resolution of our disputes".
Mr. Zhang said in an interview at his headquarters here on Aug. 7 that he had all the approvals needed to start work, and he and other executives said that it was common in China to keep working pending further approvals.
Of the Mexican total, 45percentt were immediate family members of persons who had already qualified for legal residence; another 40percentt were more distant relatives of legal U.S. residents, most of whom had to wait 15 years or more to have their papers processed, paying regular fees to government agencies to keep them pending.
Immigration advocates say that a simple fix in procedure allowing these green card applicants to conduct their TB tests in the US would keep these pending permanent residents surrounded by their medical and family support systems.
Archiving policies require the data to be made public; however, there is a 2-year period (upon submission) during which the data is kept private pending user publication of analysis results.
The first step of the analyses revealed that patients who were granted a permanent refugee status during the treatment experienced more symptom reduction compared to the patients whose legal status had not changed (e.g. those who already had a permanent refugee status, and those who kept their pending or temporary status).
