Sentences with phrase «maintain the status quo until»

It did little to push the franchise forward, only maintaining status quo until the next leap in hardware would ultimately push the series in a new direction.

All states have a system in place to allow spouses to petition the court for temporary orders to maintain the status quo until their divorces are final.

You can also maintain the status quo until your divorce agreement has been filed with the court.

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It whittles down your spirit, a little at a time, until one day you realize it's not you going to church anymore, but some ghost of you, some cardboard cutout you send out to maintain the status quo, to keep up appearances.

What is patent in the law in England is the effort of the jurists and parliamentarians to maintain the status quo and upper - class status and privilege until the industrial revolution, when the lower classes were eventually able to win the franchise and some [place] for themselves in governance after years of effort and much resistance.

In a unanimous ruling on November 24, 2017, the 11 - member panel ordered Ghana to suspend the seizure of any property belonging to the businessman, «take all appropriate measures to maintain the status quo and avoid the property being sold» until the case was determined.

Saying the case was still in court, Adeyeye said the police must ensure that Sheriff and others «are not allowed to use the secretariat,» adding that the status quo ante must be maintained until the determination of the appeal before the Supreme Court.

Business groups the British Chambers of Commerce and the CBI also welcomed Mr Clark's comments, saying it was important to maintain the status quo on frictionless trade until a new arrangement is in place.

In a unanimous ruling, the 11 - member panel of the African Court, ordered Ghana to suspend the seizure of any property belonging to the businessman and «take all appropriate measures to maintain the status quo and avoid the property being sold» until the case was determined.

«I said that the status quo (should) be maintained until the determination of the case in court.

To provide more detail on the key legal events, the order of October 20, 2008 granted the Tsuu T'ina Nation an adjournment of its eviction action sine die (without a fixed date), on the condition that the status quo was maintained until the case returned to court.

These essentially maintain the status quo, with ATSIC regional representation to continue within the IHAs until July 2005.

They can't cancel insurance policies that existed when the divorce was filed or change beneficiaries; the status quo must be maintained until the litigation is resolved.