Sentence examples for stopping implementation of from inspiring English sources

Earlier today, the Supreme Court issued two orders stopping implementation of lower court injunctions that had temporarily blocked implementation of President Donald Trump's third travel ban order, which permanently bans entry into the United States by most citizens of six Muslim-majority nations, as well as imposing mostly insignificant restrictions on citizens of North Korea and Venezuela.

From Day One, he launched an attack on climate science and policy that included scrubbing public information on climate change from agency websites and stopping implementation of the Clean Power Plan, a flagship policy to limit emissions from coal-fired power plants.

However, many of the Umbrella Movement activists mistakenly thought that because huge protests worked at stopping implementation of Article 23 [a proposed law on subversion sometimes called a Hong Kong equivalent of the Patriot Act, which was tabled after demonstrations] and (somewhat) worked with stalling the National Education plan, that they would work again with "genuine" universal suffrage.

This is the first schism," Mrs. Bachmann said after the vote, "because we've deviated from our agreed position, which was to stop implementation of Obamacare this year".

The attorney general had also asked the judge to stop implementation of the law until a higher court rules on its constitutionality.

The action came shortly after a three-judge federal panel also turned down a separate attempt by Republican legislators and members of Congress to stop implementation of the map.

So even if it had been in effect it wouldn't have stopped implementation of Wisconsin voter ID, as it had stopped Texas's voter ID. "The numbers of people who were turned away from the polls is likely much lower than Clinton says.

Justin Fairfax, a former federal prosecutor, and state Sen. Mark R. Herring (Loudoun) cited the lawsuit that Cuccinelli filed in an attempt to stop implementation of President Obama's health-care law and the attorney general's support for tighter restrictions on abortion as evidence that he has overstepped his bounds.

The Ninth Circuit court recently upheld the district court's injunction to stop implementation of the most controversial portions of the law.

In Tennessee, the Koch brothers, operating through Americans for Prosperity (AFP), have launched a major battle to stop implementation of the national Common Core standards.

On March 30, Phyllis J. Hamilton, Chief Judge of the United States District Court for the Northern District of California, will hear a Motion for Preliminary Injunction to stop implementation of International Megan's Law.