Sentence examples for largely suspended from inspiring English sources

Short-term interest rates remain very low, but the Fed has largely suspended its other efforts to boost activity, such as buying large quantities of bonds — so-called "quantitative easing".

Short-term interest rates remain very low, but the Fed has largely suspended its other efforts to boost activity, such as buying large quantities of bonds—so-called "quantitative easing". Many economists believe it's now too late for the Fed to do anything that would make much difference before the election.

Ground transportation to and from the three airports was scarce, with mass transit service largely suspended and many roads impassable.

The Supreme Court has not yet considered that law, which has been largely suspended by federal courts.

In June, China withdrew an invitation to host a visit by Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates, and the two have largely suspended regular military-to-military talks.

The N.B.A., however, has largely suspended those grand plans for the foreseeable future, while also stalling plans to build N.B.A. retail stores throughout the country.

President George W. Bush halted them in 2003, largely suspending regular communication with Havana.

The Dominican Republic resumed deportations last week, according to local reports, after largely suspending them for a year and a half to give people a chance to comply with the new immigration normalization plan.

It managed to enforce law and order, suppressing the banditry of the Moss-troopers and enforcing a form of limited religious toleration, but by introducing English judges largely suspending the Scots law.

Long-standing economic sanctions have largely been suspended, and economic aid has flowed.

Classroom boycotts, which have largely been suspended since January, brought hundreds of thousands of black pupils out of their schools and onto the streets last year, deepening friction with the police and the army.