Sentence examples for suspension of procedures from inspiring English sources

"But I would gladly trade John XXIII's candidacy for the suspension of procedures on behalf of the other recent popes".

The euro zone's founding duo shares much of the blame for weakening the E.U. budget rules, since the two countries forced the suspension of disciplinary procedures in 2004 to avoid facing sanctions over their own repeated breaches of the 3 percent limit.

The Guideline Development Group's consensus view is that once a fluid deficit of 1000 ml of hypotonic solution or 2500 ml with an isotonic solution is reached immediate suspension of the procedure is imperative.

Also fearing opposition from Democratic House members who might be concerned at rousing the anger of their liberal constituents, Berman and Pelosi refused to have roll call vote and instead brought it up under a procedure known as "suspension of the rules," a procedure normally used for non-controversial measure like honoring a recently-deceased eminent figure.

Their listed deficiencies will include incomplete descriptions of job duties and of suspension and expulsion procedures.

Every agreement should have a suspension procedure of this kind, and the longer we wait, the more we are guilty of discrimination, which is precisely what we must avoid in the application of universal human rights.

On Monday, an appeals court allowed the suspension of the fingerprinting and photographing procedures here in this resort city.

In a separate procedure, fullerol suspension of 9.43 μM (pH = 6.5, in Milli-Q water) was bath-sonicated for 15 min (Branson 1510) and filtration was applied to the suspension with Anotop filters (0.1 μm, Whatman).

The suspension of A-Rod and the appeal process followed these procedures.

Article 45 establishes the procedure for the suspension of a member state which violates its principles and values.

The House voted on the bill under suspension of its rules, which is a procedure normally reserved for noncontroversial legislation because it requires a two-thirds majority to pass a bill.