Sentence examples similar to deferred argument from inspiring English sources

If Obama wins, his immediate task will be to settle more than a decade's worth of deferred arguments about how big the government should be and who should pay for it.

By taking office unchallenged, he allowed the party to defer arguments over what, and who, it should represent.

If he were to make this study serious rather than just a gesture, it would neatly defer arguments about the details of history until well beyond Mr Abe's premiership.An even likelier tactic will be to try to change the subject.

Wisconsin's argument deferred to tradition and the state legislature to determine the issue.

The HYPO family of systems implements a "lazy" approach since they defer making arguments how to decide a problem until the programs have positioned a new problem with respect to similar past cases.

This completely destroys the whole "tax-deferred" argument.

With that matter deferred, the opening arguments began.

While accepting it, the justices deferred scheduling it for argument until they receive clarification from the state court about what medications the somewhat ambiguously worded statute applies to.

They sought to end deferred action altogether, and made the argument that it would place an undue burden on the states -- to issue drivers' licenses, for example, to these immigrants.

In making assignments to the court, Chief Justice Roberts, more than his predecessors, has chosen judges with conservative and executive branch backgrounds that critics say make the court more likely to defer to government arguments that domestic spying programs are necessary.

The appeals court was expected to hear arguments in that case this spring, but deferred the case until next fall.