Sentence examples for would be halting from inspiring English sources

By Thursday morning, Twitter announced it would be halting its entire general verification program.

The company also said the disappointment on profits meant it would be halting its share buyback programme, after buying about £40m of shares last year.

Who would have thought then that today we would be discussing the rights of killer whales, or that the National Institutes of Health would be halting most lab experiments with chimpanzees?

Then, on Monday, the Sackler Trust announced that it would be halting all new donations as the controversy was proving a "distraction" for institutions (they say they vigorously deny allegations of having helped fuel the crisis).

The ferry service resumed this spring, but last week Ms. Mulvihill and other neighbors in Schaefer Landing learned that the company would be halting it again for the cold-weather months, this time starting Nov. 1.

But the leaders of several such organizations, including the American Heart Association, the American Diabetes Association and the Alzheimers Association, said they applauded the campaign's message that progress against chronic disease would be halting until the country fixed its health care system.

She brusquely informed him that, now the family had been discovered, the funeral would be halted.

Then it was announced that privatisation schemes would be halted and pensions reinstated.

The Tories' programme of privatisation would be halted – and a new programme of public ownership initiated.

Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano said Haitian deportations would be halted "for the time being," without specifying a time period.

We were hoping that maybe the execution would be halted, but in the morning he was executed.