ADJECTIVE
- (of a situation) characterized by or causing suspense
- undecided or characterized by indecisiveness
How To Use suspensive In A Sentence
- The rate for off-peak period remains unchanged at 77 cents and as the agreements have no "suspensive resolutive" conditions that bind the authority or its processes, it holds that this reduction in interconnection rates will be passed through to the consumers. Media community of South Africa
- He found no longer any difficulty in promising not to act with precipitance; his confidence was gone; his elevation of sentiment was depressed; a general mist clouded his prospects, and a suspensive discomfort inquieted his mind. Camilla
- The 1911 Parliament Act reduced the Lords' power to a suspensive veto of two years, and gave the House of Lords no authority over financial legislation.
- Objective:To compare the effect of different anesthetic as remifentanil and fentanyl propofol on Suspensive Laryngoscopy Vocal Cords surgery.
- Icasa says in a statement, released on Wednesday evening, that is has approved the operators 'applications as they contain no "suspensive resolutive conditions that bind the authority or its processes". Muti
- Consequently the suspensive veto passed overwhelmingly on 15 September.
- In these circumstances it was understandable that the deputies would err on the radical side when deciding to award the king no more than a suspensive veto, to establish a single legislative assembly and to abolish all titles of nobility.
- The appellant's removal to Germany was cancelled and Germany was informed, yet again, that the appellant would not be keeping the arrangements that had been made and that he had initiated suspensive legal proceedings.