Sentence examples for deferred conclusion from inspiring English sources

These paintings appear in a state of suspension, between impetuous beginnings and a deferred conclusion.

The uncertain and deferred conclusion of the longest war in American history is certain to invite recriminations, particularly amongst a generation of soldiers, marines and airmen who survived the crucible of this war and the simultaneous Iraq war without a fixed point they can identify as a national victory.

Rice, on a three-day visit billed as a show of the Obama administration's appreciation to U.S. troops and civilians working in Afghanistan, impressed on Karzai that deferring conclusion of the agreement until after an April presidential election was "not viable".

Masking will be maintained and analysis of obstetric and neonatal outcomes will be deferred until conclusion of the two-year childhood assessments.

After an initial inquiry by a senior Defense Ministry official concluded last weekend that there was no evidence of any security breach, Mr. Cameron deferred any decision on Mr. Fox pending the conclusion of the O'Donnell inquiry.

But today, the government said that the appeals court had issued the correct decision and that there was "little prospect" that the justices would agree to take the case on such a narrow issue, particularly since in disputes involving judicial misconduct the Supreme Court has ordinarily deferred to the conclusions of the circuit courts.

In the year, Microsoft recognized $540 million in deferred revenue stemming from the conclusion of the Windows Upgrade Offer.

In conclusion, the immediate or deferred use of Diethylstilbestrol with Dexamethasone to manage CRPC differs neither in terms of PSA response rate nor in terms of PFS.

Brennan pointed out that he had referred the matter to the CIA inspector general, who was investigating, and would defer to his conclusions.

People know we don't have the time or capacity to learn about everything, and so we frequently defer to the conclusions of experts.

But any impression that the global economy is cooling, and the conclusion that monetary policy tightening can be deferred, is wrong.