Sentence examples for deferred deciding from inspiring English sources

President Clinton deferred deciding on Taiwan's request for the Arleigh Burke destroyers last April, in part because of Beijing's strong opposition to such a sale.

The Giants win the toss and defer, deciding they want to see what Romo has right away.

In machine learning terms, reasoning in legal cases can be compared to a lazy learning approach in which courts defer deciding how to generalize beyond the prior cases until the facts of a new case are observed.

The administration deferred on deciding of the fates of four schools that are supposed to open in fall 2015.

It might have been worse but for the thought that the succession may have been deferred, not decided.

In deferred treatment, we decided to start therapy when viral load was (4.0 ± 0.2) copies/ ml (in logarithmic scale) and the CD4+ T cell count was (400 ± 50) cells/ μl.

Such standards do not now exist, as the federal government has historically deferred to states in deciding what topics should be taught at each grade level, how they should be taught, and how to test students on what they have learned.

According to members of the IAU committee this definition did not use man-made limits but instead deferred to "nature" in deciding whether or not an object was a planet.

eligibility policies, is now before the court in two cases on which the justices have deferred action while they decided the case today.

In a fix likely to have broad practical effect, Mr. Morton issued a memorandum that greatly expanded the factors immigration authorities can take into account in deciding to defer or cancel deportations.

"It just can't be done!" The "proposed memorandum opinion" — and the legality of a federal court later deciding to defer to it — is at the center of Harcourt's petition to the Supreme Court.