Sentence examples for while it weighed from inspiring English sources

They persuaded a court in Luxembourg to put a freeze on $1.6 billion in assets belonging to the Iranian central bank while it weighed their request.

Those soldiers did not refuse to serve, but they criticized the government for building new settlements while it weighed a peace agreement with Egypt that would force Israel to withdraw from Sinai.

(Certainly President Kennedy thought so). Most recently, The Times held its reporting about the government's secret antiterror wiretapping program for more than a year while it weighed administration objections.

But the appeals court, which had previously blocked the discovery while it weighed the case, found that that approach would improperly impede Mr. Starr's investigation into the President "at a crucial juncture," and also risk the same sort of disclosure of grand jury secrets that started the dispute.

They were absent from the Supreme Soviet while it weighed their fate, and Kryuchkov told the puzzled deputies that KGB operatives had found them--running for election in Armenia.

"We do not have sufficient intelligence," it says, "to judge confidently whether Tehran is willing to maintain the halt of its nuclear weapons program indefinitely while it weighs its options, or whether it will or already has set specific deadlines or criteria that will prompt it to restart the program".

At 14.5mm thick it's not too chunky, while it weighs 1.25kg which is about average.

The Administration will keep droppng suqch hints while it weighs the risk of further action.

While it weighs in at 800 pages, the meat is in the first 200 (the rest is an appendix).

Alibaba, which analysts expect could be valued at $100 billion or more in an I.P.O., made the proposal as it seeks ways for top executives to retain their sway over corporate strategy while it weighs the merits of a listing in Hong Kong or the United States, the person said, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the information was not public.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency in April informed registered users of neonicotinoids that the agency is "likely not to be in a position to approve" new applications of the chemicals while it weighs the risk to crop pollinators.