Sentence examples for programme on hold from inspiring English sources

After the election in October politicians took a month to form a coalition government, causing the IMF to put its programme on hold.

But the EU put the programme on hold for a year for non-European carriers to allow time for a global agreement on aviation emissions.

On Thursday the Bank of England put its £200bn quantitative easing programme on hold, and it was not a moment too soon for most people.

The Bank of England's monetary policy committee today said it was putting its £200bn quantitative easing programme on hold, but warned the economy remained sluggish and said it would start buying assets again if need be.

The monetary policy committee voted to keep its money printing programme on hold at £375 billion and interest rates at a record low of 0.5 per cent, as expected, despite rate cuts from European Central Bank and Reserve Bank of Australia in the past week.

Until the FDA forced him to put his ulcerative colitis programme on hold, he had achieved a success rate of about 70% for that condition, he says.

The use of drones as a surveillance measure has been roundly criticised, says Verton, with several planned programmes put on hold due to privacy fears.

Put crudely, the Lehman collapse caused businesses to put their capital expenditure programmes on hold, and that meant cancelling orders for the type of goods Germany produces.

As a result, the track's watering programme is on hold, though Simon Claisse, the clerk of the course, will not hesitate to reinstate it if the ground is drying too quickly.

The programme is on hold after Texas and 25 other states launched a legal action to challenge the president's authority to issue the order, although more than 100,000 permits were already issued before the legal intervention.

But after building 3m homes for lower income families over the past five years, the Minha Casa, Minha Vida (My Home, My Life) programme is on hold before the presidential election in October.