'stop transfers' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to stopping or ceasing the movement of resources, money, energy, or other items. For example, "We need to stop transfers until the new system is in place."
"As soon as there is reasonable doubt that there is inhumane treatment, we stop transfers," Brig.
The chief doctor in one of the residential centres has this week been asking a federal court in southern California for an injunction to stop transfers into the community.
The coalition said Sunday that the report had prompted it to stop transfers to 4 Afghan prisons that were not among the 16 identified by the United Nations last year.
Jourová noted that the ECJ ruling on Safe Harbor "clearly strengthened" the role of national data protection authorities by declaring they have the right to stop transfers if they are satisfied there is no adequate protection for Europeans' data once it goes to the U.S.
A "bulletproof" Arms Trade Treaty means an international legally-binding agreement that will stop transfers of arms and ammunitions that fuel conflict, poverty and serious violations of human rights and international humanitarian law.
Amnesty International also called for the US to stop transferring arms to the coalition.
In April, Australia's Westpac bank became the latest foreign bank to stop transferring remittance money to war-torn Somalia.
So the national coaches might as well order fresh air to stop coming through open windows as try to stop transfer activity at this time of year.
If they walk four blocks over here, they can get the K bus, get off at the fifth stop, transfer to the No. 12...".
Mr. Sharon called today for the European Union to stop transferring money to the Palestinian Authority, which governs Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.
In Russia, the government understood it had to force repairs in the oil industry, stop transfer pricing and reverse the decline in production".
