Sentence examples for standstill between from inspiring English sources

The amendments were agreed on after a yearlong standstill between the New Jersey Press Association and the state attorney general's office over access to files on criminal investigations.

While those agreements did not expressly call for a standstill between the two companies, they did prohibit Martin Marietta from using information that had been previously exchanged between the companies to decide, formulate and sell its offer and proxy challenge, he wrote.

That does not mean MLS will show preferential treatment in facilitating a deal to a specific team, but it also knows that it can't afford to let a standstill between a defiant team front office and a willing trade partner get in the way of a much bigger-picture issue.

A "standstill agreement" between the state and the plaintiffs kept the new law from being enforced, until Secretary of State Kurt S. Browning gave notice of his plans in court documents in late March.

At Adelaide, a nation was brought to a standstill during a long, pulsating last-wicket stand between Ken Mackay and the near-hopeless No 11 Lindsay Kline as they secured an unlikely draw for Australia.

But since then the growth in irrigation has come to a near standstill, expanding only 10% between 2000 and 2010.

In 2003, Mr. Sutcliffe figured out when each of the 114 "standstill" moonrises would occur between 2004 and 2007.

You can watch endless replays but it still seems unfathomable that a player, side on and with a defender leaning against his back, could bring a long, firmly hit pass to a perfect standstill on the space between shoulder and chest and then adjust his body, so, in one smooth movement, he is able to take the ball past the goalkeeper and roll it into the net with the same boot.

Since then the growth in irrigation has come to a near standstill, expanding only 10percentt between 2000 and 2010.

The revelation comes amid a standstill on denuclearization talks between Washington and Pyongyang, which Kim Jong Un blames on the Trump administration refusing to loosen sanctions.

One of its most important messages to the UN's secretary-general, Kofi Annan, is that, if told to do the impossible, he should just say no.For the UN's first 40 years, peacekeeping usually meant waiting until armies had fought to a standstill, and then interposing monitors between the ex-combatants.