Sentence examples for suspended at the first from inspiring English sources

After the abuse scandal erupted in the United States in 2002, the Vatican introduced fast-track norms for punishing priests, and bishops in the United States introduced a zero-tolerance policy in which priests are suspended at the first accusation of abuse.

A previous 24-hour strike, which was initially planned to take place on Bank Holiday Monday last week, was suspended at the eleventh hour by the union's executive when Network Rail offered a new deal.

In Italy the championship, like others in Europe, was suspended at the outbreak of the first world war.

The St Petersburg market was suspended at the start of the first world war but reopened briefly in 1917, just in time for a vigorous rally.You can imagine the investment-bank research notes of the day.

Work on all four ships was suspended at the beginning of the First World War and the two ships to be built in the Royal dockyards were cancelled on 26 August 1914, as it was believed that they could not be completed before the end of the war.

Cameron was first suspended at the age of four.

Mihaela Melinte of Romania, a two-time world champion in the hammer throw, became the seventh person suspended at the Sydney Games for failed drug tests.

All first amendment rights are suspended at the instance when the governor gives the order.

Frank Haith, the former men's basketball coach who is now at Missouri, was suspended for the first five regular-season games of the coming season.

Defenders Colin Nixon and Jonny Taylor are suspended for the first leg at the Oval on Thursday after being booked during both matches against FC Renova.

The 26-year-old has been suspended until the first Ashes Test at Trent Bridge on 10 July and fined for punching England's Joe Root in a Birmingham pub at the weekend.