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The program was effectively suspended last fall, when President Bush announced that he was emptying the C.I.A.'s prisons and transferring the detainees to military custody in Guantánamo.

But the former government's guarantee of public sector jobs to all graduates of university and technical secondary school was effectively suspended in the 1990s with a broader package of IMF-sponsored structural adjustment reforms to liberalise the Egyptian economy and increase the competitiveness of the labour market was introduced.

The Scottish legal system was effectively suspended after the English occupation.

Teaching of evolution was effectively suspended in U.S. public schools until the 1960s, and when evolution was then reintroduced into the curriculum, there was a series of court cases in which attempts were made to get creationism taught alongside evolution in science classes.

They could be effectively suspended as early as next week when campaigning begins in the north of Cyprus.

It ended in early 2004 with a peace deal, which has been effectively suspended since the Mumbai strike.

Until United Nations oil officials and the Iraqis agree on a price for exports, sales are effectively suspended.

But now the last symbol of joint inter-Korean co-operation is effectively suspended, she says.

Although territorial claims are not invalidated by the treaty, all claims are effectively suspended as long as the treaty is in force.

This was reinforced at the conclusion of chapter 39: with the "System" down, Belldandy's contract with Keiichi is effectively suspended, yet she chooses to stay because, as Fujishima has her explain in the manga, "... I'm here now because I love you".

The project was unsuccessful in identifying a policy team to pilot the toolkit and at the time of writing the project is effectively suspended.