Sentence examples for stalled proceedings from inspiring English sources
While the government said it was satisfied, opposition politicians stalled proceedings in the Indian Parliament demanding that the government challenge the patent.
On 6 July, Playford and the Executive Council decided not to reprieve Stuart, and he was due to be executed the next day, but an appeal to the Privy Council in London stalled proceedings again.
10.08pm BST The thunderstorms are expected to stall proceedings at Kiawah for a while.
Judges have appointed a standby lawyer with orders to take over if Mr. Karadzic tries once again to stall proceedings by staying in his cell, as he did in October.
Moreover, one of the devices the FDA has employed to stall proceedings was to seek public comment on whether or not it needed to engage in rulemaking in order to adopt an age-restricted marketing regime.
Choking and thrashing stalled the proceedings; the court could do nothing but wait for the girls to recover.
Left leaders had issued a notice for an adjournment motion on high prices in the Parliament yesterday, which had stalled parliamentary proceedings.
In the House, a group of seven Democrats who are members of the fiscally conservative Blue Dog Coalition have stalled the proceedings of the Energy and Commerce Committee, the last of three House panels needed to approve the bill.
But many defendants slip in and out of touch with reality -- or say they do -- and each new claim of delusion can stall legal proceedings, sometimes for years.
When the university decided to proceed from an inquiry to a formal investigation, Poehlman fought back, seeking an injunction from Judge William K. Sessions against UVM and stalling the proceedings for several months.
For instance, a regional official accused last year of using the country's wildlife parks as collateral for promissory notes worth $200m has been successful, so far, in stalling legal proceedings.South Africa does not rank too badly in Transparency International's last published index on "corruption perceptions" (a new index is due later this month).
