Sentence examples for Two-year pause from inspiring English sources

Icelandic fishermen will resume their hunt for the endangered fin whale this year after a two-year pause and have set a target of 191 kills for the season.

In June, the EPA proposed a two-year pause to the rule, which was drawn up under the Obama administration in 2016 and aimed to reduce "fugitive" emissions such as methane, a potent greenhouse gas.

An Icelandic company, Hvalur, has announced that, after a two-year pause, it plans to resume killing fin whales beginning in June.

Their new objection: Democrats are seeking a one- to two-year "pause" for across-the-board spending cuts and an extension of expired unemployment benefits for two million people.

China's currency has also appreciated sharply against the United States dollar since 2005, and after a two-year pause by Beijing, economists expect the renminbi to rise about 3 to 5 percent a year for the next several years.

In a private meeting with Gov. Christie Whitman, leaders of the coalition urged her to endorse a two-year pause in executions and to conduct a study of the costs, risks and fairness of the death penalty.

The state teachers' union has asked for a three-year pause.

Between 2012 and 2016, there was a four-year pause between sightings.

While API has since requested a two-year stay in compliance, they should instead pause, learn the lessons presented by the CRA, and move forward according to the wishes of the American public.

Nearly twenty-eight years later, pausing before that sketch of the cyclist and her unusual cargo, I understood what "type rider" was: a way to share this experience of creative collaboration with others.

What explains the three-year pause?