On Sunday the Victorian special minister of state, Gavin Jennings, compared the last-minute vote to defer the motions to Labor's administrative committee to "student politics".
Unlike Monday, when he rejected a defense motion for a mistrial because some news organizations had published the woman's name, yesterday Justice Michael J. Obus of New York State Supreme Court simply deferred the mistrial motion, as the jury appeared to continue making progress in its deliberations.
He watched as Councilman Raymond Douglas made, Councilman John Zambarano seconded and the Council approved a motion to defer the matter of Olneyville New York System until its meeting in May.
The Security Council yesterday refused to back an African Union motion to defer the case which, had it passed, might have marked the 11-year-old court's death sentence.
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.
The executive had asked delegates to defer the debate until the facts of the cases included in three motions were confirmed.
To offer a graceful way out for countries caught in the middle, Iran put forward a motion on behalf of the 57-member Organization of the Islamic Conference to defer the drafting of the treaty until 2005.
So, should coaches defer the opening kickoff?
Defer income and you defer the tax bill on it.
Integration is further accomplished by deferring the government's obligation to respond to a motion to dismiss until 20 days after the claimant moving to dismiss has answered the interrogatories.
The State suggests no tenable reason for deferring the trial in the face of petitioner's diligent and repeated efforts by motions in the state court in 1962, 1963, and 1966 to secure a prompt trial.
