"halting of operations" is a correct phrase in written English and can be used in various contexts.
It typically refers to the stopping or suspending of certain activities or processes. Example 1: Due to financial difficulties, the company had no choice but to announce the halting of operations, leaving hundreds of employees without jobs. Example 2: The government has ordered the halting of operations at the factory, citing environmental concerns and violations of safety regulations. Example 3: The airline had to deal with a major crisis when a technical issue resulted in the halting of operations for several hours, leading to flight delays and cancellations. Example 4: The NGO has been advocating for the halting of operations at the oil drilling site, as it poses a threat to the local ecosystem and wildlife. Example 5: The concert was abruptly canceled due to the sudden halting of operations at the venue, causing disappointment among ticket holders.
"Even if you're not a government employee, the screeching halt of federal operations can affect you," wrote Kelly Anne Smith for The Penny Hoarder.
Ultimately, regulators can seize control of companies in hopes of halting operations before an insurer runs out of money to make good on claims.
A crisis might involve an unforeseen death, cause an abrupt halt or disturbance of operations, unexpected safety or health concern to your animals, bioterrorism, danger from consuming your milk or loss of confidence in your product, a sudden lack of trust in your farm or extensive damage to your facilities by fire, explosion or natural disaster.
The city issued a stop-work order at the site, temporarily halting the operations of steel workers.
Trump has repeatedly mused about the prospects of halting federal operations, saying at one point that the government needed a "good shutdown" to teach Democrats a lesson.
The small circle of American officials who were briefed about Khan in 2001 had to decide whether it would be wiser to continue to monitor his activities, in the hope of learning more about his customers, or to move against his network, with the aim of halting his operations.
A paper published in The New England Journal of Medicine about Massachusetts' opioid emergency declaration pointed out that the powers that public health emergencies can unlock include "deploying military personnel, commandeering property, restricting freedom of movement, halting business operations, and suspending civil rights and liberties".
Last week, the court issued orders halting operation of the businesses, freezing their assets and appointing a permanent receiver to oversee the firms while the F.T.C. pursues the case.
A federal judge in Washington on Wednesday ordered the Trump administration to conduct further environmental reviews of the Dakota Access pipeline but stopped short of halting oil-pumping operations pending further hearings beginning June 21.
Panamanian regulators occupied branches of a Stanford bank hit by a run on deposits, while Colombia and Ecuador halted the operations of local brokerages.
It's still too early to say just how effective protests will be at seriously impeding or even halting ICE operations, especially since much of the damage to immigrant families is happening hundreds of miles south, at the border.
