Sentence examples for left in abeyance from inspiring English sources

In the event, Blunt's membership of the academy was left in abeyance.

1/4 The immigration service brought six disciplinary charges against Brian Fotheringham, left in abeyance because of health problems.

"However, it cannot be said that any question of the authorities' responsibility for the death … was left in abeyance".

The very integrity of science demands that not only utilitarian considerations but even the reflection upon the stature of man be left in abeyance.

Sources close to the prime minister maintain that this latest bloodletting may yet turn out to be the last contortion of the conflict before it succumbs to a negotiated settlement, perhaps with the Jerusalem issues left in abeyance.

The issue of sovereignty, claimed over the islands by Argentina, was left in abeyance, as in the October talks, at which consular ties and air and naval links were resumed.

Verizon had filed for an initial public offering in August 2000, but left it in abeyance when the stock market swooned.

However, the US – then the world's biggest emitter – fails to ratify the protocol, leaving it in abeyance.

He would now be prepared to countenance a less-than-final agreement that would leave Jerusalem in abeyance for the time being.

His marital problems, though temporarily in abeyance, had left him too emotionally drained for verse.

The power struggle seems to be in abeyance, but that still leaves the I.N.C. with one major problem: it hasn't figured out a way to outsmart its nemesis, a ruthless dictator who has faced down more than one attempted revolution or coup in his years in power.