Sentence examples similar to defer it further from inspiring English sources
But councillors on Cardiff Council's planning committee agreed that the application was unfit for approval yesterday and deferred it back to officers for further amendments to satisfy local concerns.
There is another recent study by Kim and Milyo (2011) that likewise found a statistically significant increase in mortality risk among uninsured adults, but I will defer its discussion to further below since it is directly relevant to the next exaggerated claim of deaths that would result from repeal of Obamacare.
"Sometimes deferring gratification temporarily could mean deferring it forever.
But Tracy Quinn, a policy analyst for the Natural Resources Defense Council, said the regulations were "simply not ready". At the meeting, she listed 10 problems with a recently added appendix and urged the commission to defer its vote until further revisions were made.
Mecom's debt restructuring deal will allow the company to further defer its banking covenant test payment to 31 May.
Henry it was agreed to defer a further attack on the enemy until the next morning".
The team will defer any further comment to the Minneapolis Police Department during its ongoing investigation".
But let us defer the further correlation and subdivision of the subjects of opinion and of intellect, for it will be a long enquiry, many times longer than this has been.
In a statement this weekend, the utility said the findings of the report were "still under consideration" and it had deferred starting any further work until it had established what impact further repairs would have on the "remaining lifetime" of the chimneys.
The American review will decide whether to defer a further troop increase and shift toward a "counterterrorist" strategy that would focus instead on the pursuit of terrorists from Al Qaeda.
