A standstill in the reform of the Croatian school system has, according to Euro pean guidelines, complicated even more the education of teachers.

Uvodi se tzv. standstill period, tj. (10 - 17 dana) period odgode sklapanja javnog ugovora u slučaju prigovora zainteresiranog subjekta.

- Uvjerenja smo da bi za banke, kao i za sam Dalekovod, njegove dioničare i zaposlenike, kao i društvo u cjelini, postizanje dogovora s bankama o statusu ' standstill ' bilo znatno bolje rješenje od otvaranja postupka predstečajne nagodbe, kojeg bi uprava silom zakona morala pokrenuti ako s bankama ne bude postignuta suglasnost o reprogramiranju potraživanja radi otklanjanja sadašnje insolventnosti - ističe Gorjup.

The Audi Q7 3.0 TDI accelerates from standstill to 62 mph in 8.5 seconds.

When the second phase of the assault began at 7:30 the progress came to a standstill.

Iznad svega ne zeli stati, on tu bolest naziva " standstill ".

He has carved out a niche for himself as a hard-nosed defender and dependable standstill shooter, and tallied 22.3 points and 8.8 rebounds per contest against Miami in the playoffs

Braking: 100 km/h to standstill, measuring time and stopping distance

Both (i) and (ii) from Germanic stadiz; b. stat2, from Latin statim, at once; c. station, from Latin stati, a standing still; d. armistice, solstice, from Latin - stitium, a stoppage; e. stasis, from Greek stasis (see III. 1. b.), a standing, a standstill. 6. Suffixed form st-to -. a. bestead, from Old Norse stadhr, place, from Germanic stadaz, placed; b. stat, static, statice, stato -; astasia, astatine, from Greek statos, placed, standing. 7. Suffixed form st-no -. a. destine, from Latin dstinre, to make firm, establish (d -, thoroughly; see de -); b. obstinate, from Latin obstinre, to set one ' s mind on, persist (ob -, on; see epi). 8. Suffixed form st-tu -. estate, étagère, stage, state, statistics, statue, stature, status, statute; constitute, destitute, institute, prostitute, restitute, substitute, superstition, from Latin status, manner, position, condition, attitude, with derivatives statra, height, stature, statuere, to set up, erect, cause to stand, and superstes (- st-t -), witness (who stands beyond). 9. Suffixed form st-dhlo -. stable2; constable, from Latin stabulum, standing place, stable. 10. Suffixed form st-dhli -. establish, stable1, from Latin stabilis, standing firm. 11. Suffixed form st-t. stat; enstatite, from Greek - stats, one that causes to stand, a standing

A special feature certainly worth mentioning in this context is the launch control modified for the M3 CSL and its particular character: Whenever he wishes to take off perfectly from a standstill, the driver, choosing the acceleration assistant, can accelerate all the way to the top speed of the car without intervening himself, SMG shifting gears automatically shortly before the speed limit in each gear

If people had understood how patents would be granted when most of today ' s ideas were invented and had taken out patents, the industry would be at a complete standstill today....

Paratroopers occupied an airfield strip in Pristina; the entire province was sealed off; a curfew was imposed; (70) schools and factories were closed and all signs of normal life came to a standstill.

These modifications include specially made springs and dampers as well as the car ' s newly aligned steering for supreme, cutting-edge handling. The brakes have also been modified for even more stopping power and faster deceleration, allowing the M3 CLS to reach a standstill from 100 km/h in less than 34 metres.

Ma nema rata, ali bih polako ulazi u standstill.