Moreover, in the absence of a Presidential or congressional grant, this parole creates an indefinite legal limbo: there is no process for graduating to permanent-resident status.
Last month, Mr. Morsi called for elections between April and June, but a court later canceled his decree, throwing the electoral process into limbo.
The American position leaves the selection process in limbo, raising the prospect that none of the three candidates nominated for the job will ultimately get it.
It's at the very moment when the cry of "habemus papam" – "we have a pope" – goes up that Melville's self-doubt surges out of control; in a great howl of fear, he refuses to step out onto the balcony, and throws the papal selection process into limbo.
In limbo land, I could process what had happened: basically, I'd been had, lied to, then nexted over sms.
For more than a decade, he has helped keep Argentina's debt-restructuring process in limbo through courts in New York.
Yet, in the same month the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA), sued Chicago over its vacant property ordinance, which mandates servicers to register and be responsible for the board-up and security of vacant homes caught in the limbo of the foreclosure process, saying that properties under the control of Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae should be exempt from regulation or penalty.
Many have since made the perilous sea crossing to European shores, and now find themselves stuck in limbo navigating complex asylum processes.
"The peace process is in limbo," said the official, who spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak to the news media.
Ending the detainees' legal limbo and ensuring them due process is far more important than closing down the prison they're being held in.
