Sentence examples for voluntary suspension from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rowhani was Iran's nuclear negotiator in 2004, when Iran agreed to voluntary suspension of uranium enrichment.

Another Ethiopian-based athlete, the Swedish former world 1500m champion Abeba Aregawi, has also accepted a voluntary suspension after testing positive for a banned substance in January.

Takashi Asai of Uplink had been contesting the confiscation of the book in 1999 and his voluntary suspension of its sales in 2000 in response to police warnings.

The diplomat sheik played a key role in Iran's voluntary suspension of uranium enrichment in 2004, which Western powers responded to by asking for more concessions from Iran.

Miller said that in his seven years leading the federation's antidoping system, players had rarely chosen to begin a voluntary suspension in the middle of a tournament.

"Voluntary suspension, I think, is a good thing for a player to do because it does demonstrate a good attitude toward the integrity of the game," Miller said.

Most of the publicity about voluntary suspensions of foreclosures has been about states where judicial foreclosures put the burden on the lender (where it belongs) to prove it has the right to foreclose.

Richard Ings, who led antidoping efforts for the ATP from 2000 to 2005 and later headed the Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority, said a change to make disclosure of voluntary suspensions mandatory for all sports was the best course of action, even if it was initially simply disclosed as an unspecified rules violation.

statement referred to Cilic's accepting a "voluntary provisional suspension".

"Pete did accept a voluntary lifetime suspension from Dr. Giamatti," Selig said.

Mr Cilic's results subsequent to the BMW Open, up to the time that he accepted a voluntary provisional suspension, are also disqualified, and the ranking points and prize money forfeited".