Sentence examples for decision deferred from inspiring English sources

If the decision, deferred on Wednesday, goes against them, they fear they may soon have nowhere to go.

There are generally five classes to class a bull into: unsatisfactory, decision deferred, satisfactory, good and excellent.

Young bulls are likely to get classed into "decision deferred" if their sperm is immature or if the bull still needs time to grow and mature before being tested again.

PAGE A8 Missile Decision Deferred Defense Secretary William S. Cohen postponed his recommendation to President Clinton on whether to proceed with a limited national missile defense.

On Capitol Hill, Representative Nancy Pelosi, the Democratic minority leader and a stalwart of reproductive rights groups, neither endorsed nor criticized the decision, deferring to Ms. Sebelius even as she praised the F.D.A. commissioner, Dr. Margaret Hamburg.

Close watchers of the central bank had expected that this meeting in August would pass quietly, with difficult decisions deferred until the autumn.

It is a story of decisions deferred, of a senior team divided, and of a losing struggle to make the Labour leader electable.

But as Stephen Herring of BDO noted, 24 March will be the "phoney budget" with the real – and tough – decisions deferred until another day.

"No-one wanted the system that brought Parliament to its knees in 2009 to come into being, but it was the inevitable result of hard decisions deferred".

But once the rush to relocate had passed, the market slowed, with tenants who did not have to make decisions deferring them until market conditions become clearer.

An eight-member Court, while weakened, can still function, as we will see in the remainder of the current term; it can render certain decisions, defer others, and reach some by default, as the consequence of a four-four split.