Brazil s Institutional Limbo

Five Years in Limbo

Alwefaq s current status remains in limbo.

Now My Future Is In Limbo.

I think it goes into limbo.

These intermediate countries therefore remain in limbo.

Kosovo remains in political limbo to this day.

Oh,I Know You Don't Like The Limbo

The following paintings belong to Aslan's collection of Creaturas en limbo (Creatures In Limbo), presented here to show some of the artist's other work.

They are lost in a limbo of uncertainty and disappointment.

Kosovo cannot remain in some sort of international limbo indefinitely.

An enormous, empty Chinese limbo, wandering there, lost and crying.

Therefore all Limbo applications are completely portable across all Inferno platforms.

Those mechanisms are too important to be left in limbo indefinitely.

China s monetary and foreign exchange policies are now in a state of limbo.

Millions of people around the world remain in limbo often needed, or pitied, but nonetheless unwanted.

Currently 1.6 million Palestinians are held in geopolitical limbo while Gaza struggles under a multifaceted siege.

The 2012 suicide of Tony Scott, who was scheduled to direct, put the project in limbo.

In 2004, some two thirds of the global refugee population remained in limbo in protracted situations.

Resettlement was another important solution for refugees, particularly for the many who lived in limbo in protracted situations.

The authorities decided in 1975 to begin drafting a family code to address this legal limbo and consequent discrimination.

School exams marking the end of last year's school year have not been organized leaving over 70,000 children in limbo.

An important example is removing the US prison at Guantánamo Bay from international limbo one of his first initiatives as president.

Limbo is a programming language for writing distributed systems and is the language used to write applications for the Inferno operating system.

But, despite an amendment to exempt accounts containing less than 20,000, the Cypriot parliament overwhelmingly rejected the plan, leaving Cyprus and Europe in limbo.

It was necessary to ensure that expellees did not remain in legal limbo because they were unable to find a territory in which they could settle.

The European constitution has failed, the Lisbon reform treaty is in limbo after the Irish rejected it, and stronger European economic governance is blocked by German French disunity.

Last spring, after the Philippines banned the sale of kidneys to foreigners, a headline in the Jerusalem Post read, Kidney Transplant Candidates in Limbo after Philippines Closes Gates.

Among these, many live in situations of legal, economic and social limbo as well as extreme impoverishment greatly impeding their human development and the exercise of countless human rights.

Sail too far off course, and the black wind would blow them across the poison sea that lay to the west and over the edge of the world into limbo.

Yet, for the last six years or so, Russia has been in a kind of limbo, with no strategy, no goals, and no elite consensus on a vision for the future.

At the same time, there is less hope in negotiations, which appear to be stalled, largely because they have been linked to the Armenia Turkey process, which also seems to be in limbo.

Of course, Timor Leste has been in something of a political limbo since last year, when clashes between rival factions in the security forces led to a brief breakdown of law and order.

But the EU s decision to impose a form of diplomatic limbo on Austria for Schüssel s decision to include the Freedom Party in his governing coalition may discourage other conservatives from going this route.

If the EU decides to leave in abeyance the possibility that Ukraine and Belarus might one day join, both will enter a political limbo that could threaten security on the EU s eastern flank.

It is for their survival that Afghans leave Afghanistan for European countries, where the record for welcoming them is generally poor and where political uncertainty is extending their miserable lives in limbo by the day.

Yet, the act of fleeing some of the most dangerous places in the world is currently being punished with substandard living conditions and a maddening, perpetual state of limbo and uncertainty the same principle of deterrence is in effect.

Rather, they have tried by every means possible to keep the pending difficulty in a state of permanent limbo, pushing the situation periodically to centre stage in the Persian Gulf by rubber stamp statements coming out of various Arab gatherings.

It somehow survived the post Soviet shock, and has now recovered. Yet, for the last six years or so, Russia has been in a kind of limbo, with no strategy, no goals, and no elite consensus on a vision for the future.

In either scenario, Morsi has little room to maneuver in a country that, for the time being, is in political limbo with neither a constitution nor a parliament and whose people want tangible results in terms of good governance, institutional consolidation, and improvements to a tottering economy.

The traditional view was that expulsion concerned aliens whose entry or residence had initially been permitted, while non admission concerned those whose entry into the State had been prevented, but that categorization left in legal limbo the status of those who had entered a territory without authorization.