Sentence examples for be paused until from inspiring English sources

If it concludes that the merger should be paused until the terms of Brexit are decided and proper assessments can be made, so be it.

The court is scheduled to have another hearing Friday to decide whether the law should be paused until March, when it will hear full arguments about whether the law limiting the governor's power is constitutional.

They want the government to guarantee that all responsibility for water will go to the agriculture minister, Barnaby Joyce, and that any work on the Murray-Darling basin plan will be paused until the Senate select committee reports back to parliament.

Marshall realizes that his imminent fight with Lily (his judgeship vs. her dream to go to Italy) will be "paused" until after they spend time as a gang, and then further into the night, after they have reunion sex.

Once the TDQ test initiates, the whole experiment can't be paused until the terminal of the cells harvest.

"I don't think at this stage we should be pausing until we get the facts". That's not exactly saying no.

Senate Minority Leader Harry M. Reid (D-Nev). noted that the existing refugee vetting process takes an average of 18 to 24 months and that senators would be briefed on that process by administration officials on Wednesday:"I don't think at this stage we should be pausing until we get the facts," he said.

"It's likely that the industry could be pausing until it has a better understanding of the impact of (the Wood Review), and the effect on the long-term future of the North Sea, before making any big investment decisions," said Derek Henderson, senior partner at Deloitte's Aberdeen office.

But that deal is paused until the prime minister clarifies whether he intends to move the embassy.

In either configuration, if a call comes in or you want to make a call, the music is paused until you finish.

Lawyers for the detainees lodged initial legal proceedings known as a pre-action protocol last year, but the Home Office promised to conduct an internal review of the extremely low pay rates, with the legal action being paused until this had been completed.