The phrase "are trying to suspend" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts to temporarily halt or pause something, such as a process, activity, or rule.
Example: "The committee are trying to suspend the new policy until further review."
Alternatives: "are attempting to halt" or "are working to pause".
But don't count on other lawyers to follow Schafer's example, because now the Washington State bar is trying to suspend Schafer's law license for reporting the incident.
Iván Márquez, the lead FARC negotiator in the talks, said that the ceasefire would be called off if "our guerrilla units have been the target of attack by the armed forces".By attaching that condition, the FARC are trying to force the government to suspend hostilities too.
"The profile you are trying to view has been suspended".
Ukrainian media are trying to explain Kiev's decision to suspend plans for a deal on closer integration with the EU.
"I have seen them from the stands but it will be nice to have a chance to work with them and see how they could contribute to the team we are trying to build up". Steven Gerrard is suspended for the game against San Marino, but will be eligible to return four days later in Warsaw for the game against Poland.
How can you prove that you are not a bad person?" Britain, France and Germany, along with India and several other countries, are trying to persuade Iran to once again suspend its uranium conversion program.
Student advocates are trying to use the findings to force the department to suspend ties with the company.
So for me, my whole schtick is, doing short fiction is like trying to suspend your conceptual understanding of the story for as long as possible".
A Palestinian Authority official, who requested anonymity, called the shooting of Mr. Qawasmeh a major provocation at a time when the Palestinian leadership was trying to persuade Hamas to suspend attacks.
