Collocations for suspend - verb

immediately
indefinitely
temporarily
Funding for the new building has been temporarily suspended.

effectively

agree to, decide to, vote to
They have decided to suspend production at the country's biggest plant.

threaten to
be forced to

the power to suspend sth
They have the power to suspend subsidy payments.

automatically, formally (esp. BrE)
The players will be automatically suspended.

indefinitely, permanently
temporarily

threaten to

for
We both got suspended for fighting.

from
The girls had been suspended from school for five days.

pending
She was suspended pending the outcome of the police investigation.

be suspended on full pay (BrE)
She has been suspended on full pay following a disciplinary hearing.

be suspended with pay, be suspended without pay

Suspend is used with these nouns as the object:
activity, aid, congress, constitution, disbelief, execution, flight, industrial action, judgement, licence, parliament, payment, relation, sentence, service, shipment, talk, writ