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However, it is unclear what will happen next after the Department of Health's initial reaction to the call-off did not indicate if Hunt would do what the BMA are urging him to do and suspend the planned imposition of the contract.

RMT general secretary Mick Cash said: "RMT has received a revised offer that enables us to suspend the planned industrial action while we consult in full with our Network Rail representatives".

The unions had threatened to walk out at 12 01 a.m. yesterday, but an hour before that deadline, union officials announced that they were suspending the planned strike because they were encouraged by the negotiations.

Israel is also willing to suspend the plans drawn up by its cabinet earlier this week to launch more forceful retaliatory strikes against Palestinian administrative and political offices.

Today, after what the company said was "careful review and consideration of how to best drive long-term value for shareholders," the Yahoo board has unanimously voted to suspend the plan to spin off the Alibaba stake.

The company was also one of four contractors bidding to take over some services for Surrey Police, but the region's police authority voted on Thursday to suspend the plan - and is now thinking of scrapping it entirely.

This Thanksgiving, leading Republican presidential candidates celebrate their sacrifice by calling on President Obama to suspend the plan to accept 10,000 Syrian refugees.

The union had earlier offered to suspend the strike planned from Monday if Southern could give similar guarantees to those it had accepted in a parallel dispute in Scotland.

The company has since suspended the plan, awaiting the outcome of negotiations between the industry and the F.T.C. on voluntary privacy standards.

[The Israeli government announced this month that it would allow up to 7,000 workers to enter Israel, but suspended the plan on July 17 after Palestinian attacks.

But protesters complained that the ships were laden with asbestos and other toxins, and British authorities suspended the plan to scrap them, leaving their fate uncertain.