Sentence examples for placed in abeyance from inspiring English sources

Since then, the Constitution has been placed in abeyance.

Military tribunals of aliens captured in Afghanistan were placed in abeyance while Justice claimed in court that the president has the authority to impose open-ended detention on citizens and noncitizens alike.

It had been agreed that "in situations where a member of CMAG was under scrutiny by the Group itself, its CMAG membership should be placed in abeyance", the statement said.

The next few years may show whether Mr Harper's victory and Mr Layton's success has eliminated the mushy middle, or merely placed it in abeyance.

(That hearing did not take place, however, as the en banc court agreed on November 12 to hold Halbig "in abeyance pending disposition by the Supreme Court of King v. Burwell").

The federal court put that lawsuit in abeyance while the Obama administration's case moved forward.

After winning the loathsome prize in 1986, Amis put his derision in abeyance, never expressing his contempt in public again.

Jim Evans, which took place Sunday, is being held in abeyance pendng a hearing that Melton has requested.

They put the questionable charge in abeyance, and the company contacts you, asking, Is this valid?

Others say, though, that the outcome in Iraq has put the pre-emption doctrine in abeyance, at the very least.

Now, Pakistan finds itself in a precarious place: in a nuclear arms race with its arch enemy, its Constitution in abeyance after a military coup and its economy on the brink of bankruptcy.