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Abeyance
Abeyance meaning
Expectancy; a condition when an ownership of real property is undetermined; lapse in succession of ownership of estate, or title. | Suspension; temporary suppression; dormant condition. | Expectancy of a noble or armigeral title, its right in existence but its exercise suspended.
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And, with his Hollywood career now firmly in abeyance, he decided that the best way to make waves as a political pundit was via YouTube.
He has his life in abeyance on accusations.
SAT puts SEBI order in abeyance in 63 moons STP Gate.
The DOJ opinions resulted in the abeyance of the income reclassifications in 2012 and the succeeding cycles.
The order to dismiss Balaji from the Council of Ministers has been kept in abeyance by the Governor until further communication.
The two nations have of the 2014 Enhanced Defense Cooperation Agreement, which fell into abeyance under Duterte, and have pledged to restart joint maritime patrols.
It planned to use these funds to pay down foreign debt but in July was told by the Sarb that the funds had been placed “in abeyance” despite it having received approval for the transaction a few months earlier.
The additional chief secretary mentioned that the proposal has been put in abeyance till the formation for a scheme over free education for girls in private and government colleges.
While golf has been in abeyance, the Club social scene has excelled with Christmas lunches and a sell-out Michael Buble tribute night to rouse seasonal spirits.
With the technical problems not so much out of the way, as in abeyance, it’s now possible to see what sort of game Flight Simulator 2024 is.
In any case, the expulsion would open a protracted legal battle -- Ruto's camp would put up a fight for them -- and harden the resolve of the rebels hence the party would rather keep the matter in abeyance with occasional arm-twisting.
Jim McInally is concerned next season may need to be put into abeyance because of coronavirus.
One would have expected the PPP/C to leave matters in abeyance by leaving him wherever he was.
Following a stay and abeyance pending the Supreme Court’s decision in in 2008 and convicted by a military commission of conspiracy to commit war crimes, solicitation, and providing material support for terrorism.
The petitioner objected to the release of the last instalment ahead of the first phase of polling and pleaded that it should be held in abeyance till voting ends.
Till the pendency of decision on the matter, Baba Farid University of Health Science (BFUHS) has decided to keep the result of the first counselling in abeyance.
When the still swirling and continuing controversies surrounding the background and now reality of the no-confidence vote (and its determining complexion) are added to the volatile tempers held in abeyance, temporarily, then the worst has to be feared.
After the two-and-a-half-hour meeting chaired by Mr Odinga, Mr Wetang’ula’s job was still in abeyance.
As technical glitches arose and the industry complained of hardship in filing GSTR-2 on the GSTN portal, the Council in November decided to keep filing of GSTR-2 and 3 in abeyance till March.
His jail sentence will be held in abeyance pending any probation violations.