Sentence examples for deferral decision from inspiring English sources

Union leaders and industry analysts said that United's deferral decision might be a sign that the airline did not intend to make those payments either, and will instead seek to pare the plans or terminate them entirely.

"We are acutely aware of the impact of deferral decision on future periods, but with the last years behind us, we will have more flexibility in the years to come," he said.

The deferral decision can be used to reduce some of the variability or technological uncertainties related to the supply cost of bunkering LNG.

Except for the two cases of automatic deferrals (Teach for America and military service) listed below, deferral decisions are at the discretion of department.

A May 16 news article supports my fear that one form of repression, in this case, the Helms amendment, tends to lead to another, as evidenced by the rejection and deferral of decisions to award grants already approved by a peer panel.

Questions concerning the timing of normalizing surgery in cases of atypical genitalia have been contentious ones, with pediatric specialists (and often parents) preferring early surgery, and critics arguing for deferral of decisions.

But the government's slow response to the commission, and its deferral of any decision until at least this summer, has pushed Heathrow to take up the initiative.

Deferral of a decision on readmission until all outstanding requirements and expectations are met and/or performance on the General Examination can be taken into account.

It is why the deferral of the decision again last week to build a vitally needed third runway – solely to prevent splits in the Conservative party – should be of such concern to everyone.

The deferral of a decision on spending seems to be setting up a tense early spring, as America is also pushing against its debt ceiling – the maximum amount of borrowing the US state is allowed to bear – which will require further congressional approval in March if a shutdown of the government is to be averted.

Correction: September 4, 2000, Monday An article yesterday about the origin of President Clinton's deferral of a decision on a national missile defense system misstated the date of the only previous instance an official could recall in which Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen was overruled within the administration's foreign policy team.