Sentence examples for deferred action on from inspiring English sources

The long overdue decision to allow deferred action on immigration enforcement for students is one example; the president's escalated rhetoric on tax policy after the rise of the Occupy movement in fall 2011 is another.

A special session of the United Nations General Assembly today deferred action on Haiti's request.

Late Thursday, directors deferred action on the common stock dividend until their May 21 meeting.

For the last month, American and European officials had mostly deferred action on trade tensions with China.

The committee deferred action on the third allegation, because that matter is being investigated by a grand jury in Texas.

The Supreme Court deferred action on the case for more than a year while deciding a related question raised by another managed care case on the docket.

She said the White House had decided to defer action on three recommendations, including one calling for judgments about the accountability of individual intelligence units for missteps related to prewar assessments of Iraq.

It was therefore surprising that rather than deferring action on the Michigan case, the court grabbed it.

"We remain concerned about potential plans for a large-scale effort to offer parole or to defer action on undocumented aliens in the United States," the senators wrote.

But then, he didn't campaign on withdrawing from the Kyoto treaty on global warming either, or on deferring action on yet other treaties.

Ms. Snowe said she "demanded Mr. Baruah make a commitment to either withdraw this proposed rule or defer action on this issue until the next administration".