Sentence examples for decided to defer its from inspiring English sources
The Food and Drug Administration said yesterday that it had decided to defer its decision on whether to allow silicone breast implants back onto the market, citing the need for more information about the implants' safety and rate of failure.
Because of the Columbia accident, he said, he decided to defer his plans and help with the investigation.
Because of his country's involvement in World War II, Riker decided to defer his graduate studies and joined the Radio Corporation of America (later RCA Corporation), which was closely involved in the war effort, as a time-and-motion analyst.
Update | Mr. Abdalla was freed on April 26 after the district attorney's office decided to defer prosecution while it continues to investigate his case.
In the official report filed with the S.E.C. two weeks later, Neoforma said that it had decided to defer $700,000 of that revenue until later in the year, reducing first-quarter revenue to $2.6 million.
AT&T, which handles 60percentt of the nation's residential long-distance calls, said it had decided to defer the rate increases in light of the F.C.C.'s concerns.
"It has decided to defer publication of the academic paper in any form while additional technical and legal advice is obtained given the continuing litigation.
"Education is so important, I didn't want to jeopardize it, so I decided to defer my studies".
It was also decided to defer all decisions concerning enlargement and employment, because enlargement cannot disturb the road towards a single currency, which is now a final decision, as the unemployed who so often have been called the priority of priorities should and could hope for.
