Sentence examples similar to subsequent to halting from inspiring English sources

A spokesman for the State Office of Court Administration, David Bookstaver, defended Justice Solomon, saying that her restraining order included provisions for regular inspections of the club and that she denied the club's subsequent request to halt the inspections.

But it might not need a huge shift in Pyongyang to open the way for a revival of the so-called Sunshine policy, and a subsequent agreement to halt nuclear development in exchange for U.S. recognition.

It turns out that the large number of halted nuclear projects in the 1970s and 1980s in the US and abroad were partially responsible for both TVA's large orders and its subsequent decision to halt its nuclear construction program.

Subsequent attempts to halt EDM-era events on city property have been blocked without any need for large-scale protests.

In many patients however, DMARD therapy alone is insufficient to halt disease progression and subsequent treatment with more targeted therapies is now commonplace.

Subsequent locoregional infusion of Y-DOTATOC also failed to halt progression.

Reese jumped high to haul in the subsequent onside pooch kickoff and CdM added a touchdown to halt its two-game losing streak.

It was a huge expanse of rubble and dirt left vacant when the credit crunch and subsequent crash meant that the shopping-centre giant Westfield decided to halt its plans for a huge new development.

Investors may or may not care about constitutions, but they certainly didn't like the junta's attempt to halt the appreciation of the baht through capital controls and subsequent plans to impose new foreign investment restrictions.

As chemotherapy targets actively dividing cells, this mechanism of nutlin can be exploited to halt the growth of normal cells, preventing the toxicity caused by subsequent administration of chemotherapy.

At the end of each incubation step, the sections were rinsed by means of the Ventana automated slide stainer in order to halt the reaction and remove any unbound material that would hinder the desired reactions in subsequent steps.