Sentence examples similar to action put off from inspiring English sources

The main cost to Russia, as the column pointed out a couple of week ago, is that its erratic actions put off international investors, leading to lower asset prices and a higher cost of funding.

In short, the idea that Durban will result in real action being put off misconceives what we have just agreed to and the full-out effort required in the here and now.

He said state action should be put off until the answer was known.

Reap may also appeal to those who would like a slice of property market action but are put off by the high costs/perceived hassle/questionable ethics of buy-to-let.

The ban is not yet law, as final action has been put off until this year.

And he said she should emphasize the point that "just because climate change is a 'long-term threat' doesn't mean urgent action can be put off".

But every time we put off action, the action we will be forced to take will ultimately be greater.

But Sen. Arlen Specter (R-Pa)., subcommittee chairman and a former prosecutor, said that the actions would not put off the inquiry.

OBAMA: We will not be put off from action because action is hard.

Judge Lawrence M. McKenna put off action until Wednesday, lawyers said.

But Senate leaders decided tougher measures were needed and put off action on the legislation.