sustabdymas

Sustabdymas is a Lithuanian term that translates to "suspension" or "interruption" in English. It is a broad concept that can apply to various contexts, encompassing the act of stopping or pausing something temporarily or indefinitely. The specific meaning of sustabdymas often depends on the surrounding circumstances.

In a legal or administrative context, sustabdymas can refer to the suspension of a license, permit, or legal proceeding. This might occur due to violations of regulations, ongoing investigations, or other procedural reasons. For example, a driver's license could be subject to sustabdymas if the holder commits certain traffic offenses. Similarly, a business permit might be suspended if the business fails to comply with health and safety standards.

In everyday language, sustabdymas can describe the cessation of an activity or process. This could be anything from a temporary break in a conversation to the halting of a construction project. The reasons for such a sustabdymas can range from unforeseen circumstances, such as bad weather, to deliberate decisions to pause and re-evaluate. The duration of the suspension is also variable, from a brief pause to a prolonged halt with no immediate indication of resumption. The core idea remains the temporary cessation of normal operation or progression.