Sentence examples for defer the decision until from inspiring English sources
The admission of Yugoslavia, which now consists of just the republics of Serbia and Montenegro, moved ahead despite calls from Montenegro's pro-Western leadership to defer the decision until relations between the two Yugoslav republics are resolved.
"We are arguing to defer the decision until there has been more research and development, and tests of various systems using real world conditions," said Lisbeth Gronlund, of M.I.T.
Equally, the student might decide to drop a course after attending a particularly boring lecture (rejection, or 'ruling out'); or she might give the lecturer another chance, and defer the decision until later.
The Torrance motion was accepted after a rival proposal, to defer the decision for two years until the theological forum's report was completed, was rejected by 213 votes to 205.
In this task, participants were given the option of deciding whether to commit to, or reject, an investment opportunity immediately; or to choose to defer making the decision until later similar to how a person might wait to view different properties before deciding which house to buy.
Possible explanations include the attending infectious disease specialist recommending a longer course of therapy on the basis of subsequent data (e.g. evolving clinical features, failure to respond to treatment) or the primary clinical care team deferring the decision to stop antimicrobial therapy until the patient received his or her weekly review by the IDC team.
It seems the government is determined to forge ahead with the renewal of Trident despite the coalition agreement to defer the "gateway decision" until 2015-16.
