Sentence examples for halted should from inspiring English sources
Well, buy-backs can always be halted should a strategic need arise, say the doubters.
It's not simply a matter that these three men should never have been in prison, but that the fracking they were so desperate to halt should not be going ahead in the first place.
Analysts say they expect such activity will be slowed, if not halted completely, should relations between the countries worsen.
Before departing Brown Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Selma on Sunday morning, marchers were reminded of their nonviolent tactics that if they were halted, they should sit and pray until tear gassed or arrested.
The question was whether a halt should be called on science.
The Palestinians have said that the halt should continue and include East Jerusalem.
"We will argue that the trading halt should not have occurred and that the trades should not have been busted".
That a halt should be called to so much activity stems at least in part from recent leadership changes at the West Coast guild, which is much larger than its eastern counterpart and represents a preponderance of Hollywood writers.
Mr. Trump seized on the letter, telling voters in Nevada the Saturday before Election Day that "the F.B.I. has reopened its criminal investigation into Hillary Clinton," and that the matter "would grind government to a halt" should Mrs. Clinton win the White House.
Throughout this process our original compliance system was running in parallel". Charlie Delingpole, founder of ComplyAdvantage, a company that makes systems to prevent money laundering and sanctions breaches, told the BBC that transaction-halting should never be turned off.
President Trump said last week, "A lot of people don't realize how good it would be to terminate NAFTA because the way you're going to make the best deal is to terminate NAFTA". He seems unpersuaded by repeated Mexican declarations that the negotiations will come to an abrupt halt should the United States initiate withdrawal.
