Sentence examples for decided to pause the from inspiring English sources

Ron Fouchier, a virologist who conducted the research at Erasmus Medical Center, explained why he and his colleagues decided to pause the research.

The prime minister told that meeting he, and not the Lib Dem leader and deputy prime minister, Nick Clegg, had decided to pause the bill.

"If I was Chris Grayling, I would have looked at the appeal figures and decided to pause the process," he adds.

Further complicating this issue was the fact that on those occasions when students decided to pause the video and return to it a short time later, many experienced technical difficulties.

The company tax cuts planned in the budget are to a large extent off in the never-never; should the LNP win the election they can certainly legislate the changes out over 10 years, but that gives plenty of time for a government strapped for revenue to decide to pause the cuts.

"Let's create a fund to cover her security expenses, to do just a bit to make it easier for women in her position to come forward despite great risks," Feldman said before deciding to pause the fundraiser until she learns more about Blasey's security needs.

The health minister, Sussan Ley, said on Tuesday the government had decided to "pause discussions" on the measures while it continued to work on developing its wider Medicare and primary care reform package.

"Reluctantly, the council has decided to pause its involvement in the national scheme, until the government can resolve the serious funding and practical issues involved".

"Following our update around election integrity efforts globally, we have decided to pause all ads related to the Irish referendum on the eighth amendment," a Google spokesperson told us.

In this case, many assume, ministers have decided to pause, listen and reflect, then scrape the lot into the bin.

Congress decided to pause for two months on the $110 billion in mandated spending cuts set to take effect in 2013.