Sentence examples for defer plans from inspiring English sources

Xi is expected to push the president to abandon or at least defer plans for further tariffs, according to Pillsbury.

Instead, Mr. Razzouk's company will fine tune spending, in his words, and defer plans to raise more money until its stock price rises.

Ordinary visitors often defer plans to visit in the year a country stages the Olympics, according to the European Tour Operators Association, a trade body; sports fans typically make shorter trips than other tourists.

At some point, the cost of borrowing short-term will rise so much that companies will choose to defer plans to expand or modernize -- or they will absorb the higher interest costs in the form of diminished profits.

General Sanchez, a 52-year-old Texan, joined the Army from college, American officers at the news conference noted, after his family persuaded him to defer plans to follow his older brother into the Army in Vietnam.

He said the city would have to defer plans to increase police officers and street cleaners, establish universal education for 4-year-olds and expand programs for unemployed young people.

Cash-strapped small producers may have to defer planned investment over the next two years, or burn through cash reserves to help them survive the OPEC-US price war.

Every year that we defer planning and funding for infrastructure while piling on promises to tomorrow's retirees we lose a bit of our capacity to invest in the future.

Mr. Clinton also rightly deferred plans to award the initial construction contracts for radars in Alaska.

So crazy that studious, surprisingly mature Burnham has deferred plans to study theatre at New York University.

While Medicare legislation passed last year effectively deferred plans for new specialty hospitals owned by doctors, it did not impose an 18-month moratorium on all new construction.