Sentences with phrase «ordered that work halted»
On Tuesday, state Supreme Court Justice Catherine Nugent Panepinto had also ordered that work halted.
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When environmental groups succeeded in getting a federal judge to grant a February 24 order that temporarily halted work in the Atchafalaya Basin while a permit for the pipeline is being challenged, Rosinski wondered whether construction could still legally move forward on her land.
SAN FRANCISCO — Uber has escaped a court order that could have effectively halted its self - driving car program, leaving the ride - hailing giant — for now — free to continue working on the technology expected to be vital to its future.
By the time the final version of the memorandum was released later Friday afternoon, however, there was no mention of a time frame or a directive for the DOL to work with the Justice Department to halt pending litigation over the rule, which was also included in the draft order.
Officials have ordered services to halt at the 1,000 - member Xiaying Holy Love megachurch, and demolition work has reportedly already begun after the church refused to tear down the large cross atop its 10 - story building.
Now a judge has ordered Medi - Share's work in Kentucky to a halt.
The Eastern Regional Disaster Management Committee has ordered that construction works on a filling station at Anglo Town, a suburb of Koforidua, be halted.
Last year, the U.S. government unexpectedly decided to halt the funding of such studies, asking researchers to pause their work and ordering a review of the risks and benefits — a process that is still ongoing.
[ix] Wall Street Journal, U.S. Agencies Order Dakota Access Pipeline Work Halted After Judge Rules It Can Proceed, September 9, 2016, http://www.wsj.com/articles/judge-rules-3-8-billion-dakota-access-pipeline-can-proceed-1473450128
You may have heard that President Obama ordered federal agencies to halt work on pending regulations so that they could be reviewed.
Foley Hoag recently worked with a group of lawyers to secure an order issued by the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia halting enforcement of President Trump's ban on military service by transgender people.