Sentence examples similar to defer until next week from inspiring English sources

There were measures to help business, such as the decision to defer until April 2010 an increase from 21% to 22% in the small-firm corporation-tax rate that was planned for next year.

Meanwhile, Ukrainian and Russian energy firms have reportedly agreed to defer until next spring Kiev's payments for Russian gas imported from October to December.

Maybe this really will be good for the city, I reasoned with that nagging voice in my head telling me to go home and defer until next year.

But he conceded that this could be difficult in the light of Congress' decision to defer until this spring any action on $14 million in covert aid.

In fact, the first thing an E.P.A. administrator learns is not to antagonize more than one major industry at a time: if big oil is to be hit this week, big autos had better be deferred until next week.

It deferred until next week a ruling due from the Allahabad High Court in order to give Hindus and Muslims more time to resolve the 150-year dispute.

Work has begun on designing the next generation of submarines but a final decision on the exact nature of the replacement has been deferred until 2016, after the next general election, not least because the present coalition government disagrees on how to proceed.

The decision was originally deferred until 2014; in 2014 it was deferred again until the next meeting.

Largely ignored in the debate about the effectiveness of the stimulus package is the fact that most of the new spending it contained was deferred until fiscal 2010, which means it is scheduled to come onstream during the next twelve months.

In Experiment 1, grazing was deferred until November 15, when treatments were initiated and continued for 70 d.

Decisions on tax changes have also been deferred until next year.