Sentence examples for that were shelved from inspiring English sources

Two promised rail upgrades in northern England and the Midlands that were shelved by the government in June, breaking election pledges, are to be restarted, it has been announced.

Wolfe had been at the IAC incubator, Hatch Labs, since May 2012, working on projects that were shelved when the team sensed Tinder was its best shot at a breakthrough success.

A number of university-based spin-outs and small biotech companies have been set up to find new uses for old drugs that were shelved because they didn't work.

As Ms. Cheltsova pointed out in an interview today, nobody except the commission has looked closely at Russian spelling since 1956, and even the 1956 rules were but a dressed-up version of proposals from the 1930's that were shelved during World War II.

New downtown buildings that were shelved during the financial crisis, like One Madison Park and 56 Leonard, are moving forward again, while conversions like Walker Tower are surging into a market constrained by low inventory, soaring prices and seemingly inexplicable sales to Russian oligarchs and Las Vegas casino titans.

[C1.] SUNNY FORECAST Solar thermal technology that was shelved in the 1990s is making a comeback in the Southwest.

Mr. Obama said Mr. Biden's effort was "not some Washington commission" that would take six months and produce a report that was shelved.

There was a passing reference to opening up multi-brand retail to FDI, a plan that was shelved after opposition from the government's own allies.

They are also opposed to other government proposals, including one to raise the retirement age to 67 from 65, an idea that was shelved earlier this year amid protests.

The central bank has just revived an experiment with asset-backed securities that was shelved during the financial crisis, when "securitisation" became a dirty word.

She previously worked as deputy editor of Project Florence, the G+J women's lifestyle title that was shelved after the publisher was bought by the National Magazine Company.