Sentence examples for decision postponed from inspiring English sources

The president's decision postponed the execution to give Mr. Garza time to take advantage of the new clemency guidelines.

It wants the verdict on June 9th to put an end to continuing speculation about an early referendum, with any further decision postponed for four-to-five years.

The decision postponed resolution of the case by holding that Mr. Padilla's lawyer should have filed his habeas corpus petition in South Carolina rather than in New York.

"This is more likely to be a crisis (and substantive decision) postponed, than a crisis avoided altogether," Alexander Kinmont, an equity strategist at Nikko Salomon Smith Barney in Tokyo, wrote recently.

The Brexit vote has made the British commercial environment much more uncertain, and French trade unions, who want the final investment decision postponed, have been pressing independent directors to convince EDF's chief executive, Jean-Bernard Levy, to ditch Hinkley.

Larry Rohter (NYT) COLOMBIA: AID DECISION POSTPONED The European Union has delayed action on a Colombian request for economic and social assistance to supplement the $1.3 billion in largely military aid that the United States will supply as part of an effort to curb drug trafficking and finance a peace deal with leftist guerrillas.

The decision postpones the effective date beyond next year's midterm elections.

"Jobs that are secure suddenly insecure; investment decisions postponed or cancelled; a pall of unpredictability hanging over the British economy".

A kind of paralysis gripped parts of the powerful state-owned economic sector, with major decisions postponed, since many senior managers will probably fall or rise depending on who is promoted at the congress.

The judge did stay his own decision postponing further gay marriages in California, while five states and DC have licensed same-sex marriages and numerous states have banned them.

What has been learned from the UK Government's 2013 decision to postpone any decision on standardised packaging until further evidence is available is that Better Regulation ensures that evidence occupies a critical instrumental role in policymaking.