Sentence examples for stay imposed from inspiring English sources

A stay imposed on Judge Walker's original decision will remain in place, at least for two weeks.

Ginsburg could agree with or decline Clarett's request to lift the stay imposed by the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, which would allow a lower-court ruling striking down the N.F.L.'s age restrictions to stand.

Thus, the orders of the lower court should be affirmed, the temporary stay imposed by this court should be lifted, and the commission should be allowed to finally certify the properly cast votes of the people of Florida.

Attorney General Janet Reno should move immediately, either before the full Circuit Court of Appeals or a Supreme Court justice, to have the stay imposed by this court lifted.

The last obstacle to an exit — a temporary stay imposed by the Supreme Court — was lifted late Tuesday after the nine justices declined to hear a challenge of the deal by three Indiana state funds and several consumer groups.

The standard for being able to assist a lawyer is much tougher, he said, meaning that the stays imposed by the lower courts effectively overrode the execution standard.

If it's passed in the form the government intends, the bill will see "pay to stay" measures imposed.

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This cannot happen if the ruling remains under a stay, first imposed by Judge Walker on Wednesday.

The stay abruptly imposed by five justices at midafternoon was an unwarranted intervention that could well deny the country its last chance to determine which candidate has the stronger title to the state's decisive 25 electors.

In Utah, however, 1,300 same-sex couples got married during the 17 days in which marriage was legalised, before a stay was imposed by the supreme court on 6 January.