Sentence examples for deferred issuing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Arafat deferred issuing a unilateral declaration of statehood last May 4.

People with bipolar disorder, psychotic disorders and alcohol or substance dependence are usually denied a certificate, while doctors, who are FAA-approved, are careful to defer issuing medical certificates if they detect that a pilot is experiencing other mental health issues.

The form of the changes allows companies to defer issuing those deemed dividends -- for just how long or for just what amounts would presumably be set in regulations to be issued by the Treasury after the bill is passed -- and thus keep money available.

Finally, I am on record in support of AT&T's decision to defer issuing a tracking stock on its cable business.

But they deferred issues like the disarming of private militias, the composition of the interim government that will take charge on June 30 and a mechanism for elections.

There will also be a focus on the extent to which the two parties have been forced to defer issues until after 2015 due to policy disagreements.

Yvette Cooper, shadow home secretary, said the Met should give answers now and that the government should not defer issues until the judicial inquiry's report.

The legal standoff is forcing the government to defer issues of greater importance, like rescuing a failing economy and fighting Taliban insurgents, as it focuses on its political survival, Mr. Rizvi said.

Smith deferred the issue, saying he would hold a referendum on the issue if Labour were elected.

The Senate had already deferred the issue until its "lame-duck" session in November, after the mid-term elections but before those elected take office.

She has also taken strong pro-government positions on corporate tax shelters, offshore tax havens and deferred compensation — issues that have become front-page topics.