Sentence examples for whether to halt from inspiring English sources

America and its allies have suspended oil shipments and next week will discuss whether to halt the reactor construction too.

Amid the debate in Philadelphia, the local United Way has begun considering whether to halt its annual $400,000 contribution.

The protest went to the heart of the current debate in Europe over whether to halt debt-reducing austerity policies and adopt more growth measures.

It is considering whether to halt production of dynamic random access memory (D-RAM) chips in Japan by next June as well.

Under the guidelines, which were first issued in June 2011, officers can consider "ties and contributions to the community, including family relationships" when deciding whether to halt a deportation.

A number of issues concerned Tagliabue, who agonized for two days whether to halt the season for the first time in the history of the league for nonlabor reasons.

The Bush administration said today that it was considering whether to intervene to halt fierce fighting in Liberia between rebel groups and the government of President Charles Taylor.

It is up to winemakers whether they want to halt fermentation midway, to leave residual sugar in the wine, or ferment it until all the sugar turns into alcohol and the wine is dry.

Stefanick says that unlike the WISDOM panels, she has no doubts about her own results--but researchers differ in what they regard as convincing evidence, she says, and a careful examination may help inform the difficult decision whether or not to halt WISDOM.

Whether we wish to halt global diseases, counter terrorism, weapons proliferation, fundamentalist thinking, or promote equitable development, economic enterprise, or the environment, we need to cooperate, even if we can't work out all our differences.

In that case, the PFS rate at 4 months for the previously started patients will determine whether or not to halt the trial due to lack of efficacy.