Sentence examples for decision be deferred from inspiring English sources

Unesco had previously asked that the decision be deferred until a report into how the city could protect its status as a world heritage site was submitted in December, but the council ignored the call.

That decision was deferred after Mr. Putin helped to galvanize opposition.

Of the two other former Italian colonies, Somaliland was placed under a ten-year Italian trusteeship, and in the case of Eritrea decision was deferred.

But the decision was deferred after Ms. Regan and others raised new concerns, including one that Excellent had been sued by several subcontractors for nonpayment while the owners continued to take distributions from the company, a fact not disclosed in its application.

Laurence D. Fink, the chairman and chief executive of BlackRock Inc., an institutional investment firm, was quoted in the minutes as saying he "felt the timing would be no better if the decision were deferred, and the issue should be dealt with immediately".

A final decision was deferred on the proposal that generated the most debate: reversing the traditional order of the medal ceremony so that the bronze medalist would stand on the podium first, followed by the silver medalist and then the gold medalist.

A decision was deferred on three other sites to allow time to gather more information.

London Welsh must wait to learn whether they will be charged with fielding an ineligible player in Premiership games after the decision was deferred.

The judicial review opened on 13 March 2014 and was expected to last two days but the decision was deferred for four to six weeks.

A decision was deferred when Commissioner Rosemarie Love requested a delay on grounds that the Washington administration had not provided a development plan.

In such cases, a reject option (36) may be specified, where the final decision is deferred to a clinician.