Sentence examples for suspend operating from inspiring English sources

General Pervez Musharraf, the president, decreed new powers to the Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (PEMRA), allowing it to seal the offices of television and radio broadcasters, seize equipment and suspend operating licences.

He means referral to the Office of Fair Trading, whose powers come from consumer-protection law, or, in the case of broadcasters, to Ofcom, a regulator with the doomsday power to suspend operating licences.Nor is it clear how a compulsory press code would cover bloggers in pyjamas or gossips with a Twitter feed.

"It is better to do a 'safety first' approach and suspend operating for days or weeks - whatever is necessary to get to the absolute truth".

Mr. Mastromarino, whose dentistry license is suspended, operated Biomedical Tissue Services until the Food and Drug Administration shut it down in 2006, describing its inaccurate record-keeping as a health threat.

As of today, the company will suspend operations in Chicago, Los Angeles and New York, and only operate in San Francisco, where the company is based.

That same month, a subsidiary of Penn Treaty was suspended from operating in Florida after regulators said the company failed to file audited financial results.

Dr. Erachshaw is also under investigation by the State Office of Professional Medical Conduct, and the hospital has suspended his operating privileges, according to an e-mail sent to trustees by the new chief executive, Mr. Rodriguez.

Samarco has also been suspended from operating in the state of Minas Gerais and had 30m reals (£5.2m) of its funds blocked by a judge in Mariana to repair damage caused in the area.

Officials suspended the operating license of the hotel where the Germans had stayed, but a hearing on the episode revealed that a government inspection of the inn had recorded 13 sanitation violations a month earlier.

In addition to revoking the tour guide's licence, Yunnan tourism officials said on Sunday the guide's travel agency had also been suspended from operating.

Last July, an administrative law judge recommended that the San Francisco company be fined $7.3 million and suspended from operating in California.