Sentence examples for stay issue from inspiring English sources
Alternatives to incarceration may be used as a means of reducing a correctional facility population by either sentencing inmates to the alternative in place of prison or jail (an admissions issue), or by releasing inmates to an alternative sanction in place of remaining in prison or jail (a length of stay issue).
America West Airlines, which has been pounding the major airlines -- and crowing about it -- by reducing business fares and dropping restrictions like the hated Saturday-night stay, issued another aggressive announcement directed at its rivals yesterday.
Figure 2 in the Appendix shows that 47percentnt of the policy changes recorded in DEMIG POLICY since 1945 deal with legal entry and stay issues, followed by 26percentnt addressing integration, 13percentnt dealing with border and land control and 12 per cent concerning exit regulations.
A similar stay issued in March on another case was later overturned by the court.
"A stay issued by either the supreme court or Judge Piazza would have brought some certainty.
He described Williams as disappointed and surprised by yesterday's stay, issued by the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit.
They said a stay issued last month by the Appellate Division remains in effect, essentially blocking the city from refinancing the bonds.
The final court order, though released too late to make immediate headlines, represents an important expansion of the stay issued in Brooklyn.
Mr. Stamboulidis explained that the stay, issued by Judges Deanell R. Tacha and David M. Ebel, was done on the appellate court's initiative as the noon deadline loomed.
The stay issued Wednesday in the case of Thomas Arthur will last until the court decides whether to take up Mr. Arthur's request that it rule on his separate lethal-injection challenge.
Williams and running back Maurice Clarett lost their bids to be included in the draft when two Supreme Court justices denied Clarett's request to vacate a stay issued by a three-judge panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit.
