Sentence examples for only be resumed from inspiring English sources
Grazing stops when soil becomes too wet (i.e., soil moisture close to saturation), and can only be resumed after at least 10 consecutive days after the stop to avoid soil degradation due to trampling.
However, the negotiations can only be resumed when the Greek Government is willing to cooperate and commit itself to measures to stabilise the country's public economy and implement the structural reforms required for debt sustainability.
We agree that carfilzomib treatment should be withheld, but we suggest that the dose only be resumed upon resolution to below grade 2 and suggest that cardiology consultation and repeat echocardiogram be considered.
MEPs say that in the long run, a constructive and predictable relationship between the EU and Russia is desirable for their mutual benefit but stress that cooperation can only be resumed if Russia respects the territorial integrity and sovereignty of Ukraine, including Crimea, implements the Minsk agreements in full and halts the destabilising military and security activities at the EU's borders.
This research stopped when it was made illegal in the 1970s and has only just been resumed – with major benefits emerging.
Search operations have been suspended briefly several times before, when the ship shifted slightly on its rocky resting place, only to be resumed afterward.
(Aha!) As he cautions us early in part 2, "Sign: The Domain of the Poem," the most obscure, his exposition will be unruly and interrupted, so we cannot plead ignorance, and, indeed, before long argument and analysis will be foreshadowed, recapitulated, approximated, contravened, and surrendered, only to be resumed unexpectedly and parsed anew.
Since she would not assent to these prerequisites, the payment of her pension was suspended, only to be resumed when Louis XIV compelled her to yield.
Commercial flights in Acapulco were suspended on September 21, only to be resumed on September 23, though the airline terminal remained flooded by more than 3 feet of water.
Life can be lived in sin and set aside as one steps through church doors, only to be resumed as they step out.
After the Black Death, monumental construction in Norway came to a standstill, except for vernacular building, only to be resumed in the 16th and 17th centuries under Danish administration.
