Sentence examples for decision has been deferred from inspiring English sources

Fifa will continue to consider the expansion of the World Cup to 40 teams from 2026 – but a final decision has been deferred following Thursday's executive committee meeting.

Early Application - December Notification Under December Notification, an applicant may be notified that he or she has been granted or denied admission or that a final decision has been deferred until the late March notification date.

However, the two departments and senior cabinet members are still at war over the changes and the decision has been deferred – potentially for months, though the government refused to estimate how long the delay would be.

A decision has been deferred on UK Sport's investment in wheelchair tennis while it explores the Lawn Tennis Association and Tennis Foundation's ability to access sufficient non-grant income to fund themselves.

Last month the DfT said the decision had been deferred until "at least October" following Cameron's resignation as prime minister.

On the night of the cabinet discussion the prime minister's office confirmed to reporters a decision had been deferred and would be made by the prime minister alone.

Council Leader Ian Hudspeth said the decision had been deferred to allow more time for consultation with parents and schools.

(These deliveries had peaked at the start of the year, suggesting that end-of-life decisions had been deferred until after Christmas).

But Mr. Juncker stopped short of saying that the rescue funds would be released, a decision that has been deferred until a meeting of the finance ministers in Brussels on Monday.

A decision on pay has been deferred until January when the successful candidate will already be in the job and leading the city council.

A decision on the issue has been deferred to June.