Sentence examples for suspending implementation of from inspiring English sources
In its ruling the court said it was suspending implementation "of any further legal actions" until there had been a final verdict.
Then the Supreme Court suspended implementation of a decree to the same effect.
Faced with protests, the government has suspended implementation of the reform for 90 days.
Prop 23 proposes to suspend implementation of A.B. 32 until California achieves four consecutive quarters of unemployment below 5.5 percent.
"I've decided to suspend implementation of this accord and to rethink the terms of the accord," Benjamin Netanyahu said in a late-night message on his Facebook page.
Yesterday, the Supreme Court suspended implementation of the Clean Power Plan, siding with a coalition of states, corporations, and state agencies suing the EPA to stop the program.
"Within that timetable, the BMA agrees to temporarily suspend its strike action and the Department of Health agrees similarly to temporarily suspend implementation of a contract without agreement," the document added.
He could suspend implementation of the New Start treaty, or even withdraw from it altogether, or he could move some of Moscow's stockpile of nuclear warheads into the Russian enclave of Kaliningrad, bordering Poland and Lithuania.
That helped persuade Egypt to acquit employees of several American and European institutes who were charged for doing democracy-related work and to suspend implementation of a law cracking down on such groups.
Second, maintain the reduced sodium levels introduced this month and suspend implementation of the more stringent restrictions in future years unless and until scientific research supports such reductions for children.
Senior figures in Brussels said the European move was ordered by Benita Ferrero-Waldner, the commissioner for external relations, who instructed various departments of the European commission to suspend implementation of a policy decided last year "to upgrade" relations between Israel and the EU.
