Aún no tenemos significados para "remain in abeyance".
1The project was accordingly suffered to remain in abeyance.
2It may remain in abeyance for a few days, it may return in a few moments.
3Would the succession remain in abeyance until Jane either bore a son or grew too old to do so?
4Also, the proprietary rights of Jesuits, Sulpicians, Franciscans, are to remain in abeyance for the pleasure of the English crown.
5Bonaparte, however, felt that his presence was also necessary, so as not to allow these conferences again to remain in abeyance.
6But at present right has no force in England, and until the coming of our good King Richard must remain in abeyance.
7We observe that there is hardly any limit to the completeness and the length of time during which our memory may remain in abeyance.
8A hunting parson was not at all to her taste; but that matter might be allowed to remain in abeyance for a few days.
9The question of the sale of the picture, however, remained in abeyance.
10But the question of Phoenicia remains in abeyance till Thou art the pharaoh.
11No further action was taken upon the message, but it remained in abeyance.
12The whole question remained in abeyance for some three weeks.
13Richard had never been further heard of, and the affair had remained in abeyance.
14Mrs. Carlyle tells me that the question of your leaving remains in abeyance until her return.
15Not while common sense remains in abeyance.
16This claim remained in abeyance, to be pressed or neglected, as Persia might consider her interests to require.
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