Sentence examples for deferred judgment from inspiring English sources

Instead of proposing a plan of his own for Iraq's transition to democracy, the UN's secretary-general, Kofi Annan, has deferred judgment over who should govern Iraq when the Americans hand over sovereignty or when the Iraqis should go to the polls.

But the real games began when Shahid deferred judgment of "the issue" to a cleric who he regularly brings on the show as a moral compass for his guests.

In March, a deferred judgment was entered in the case, meaning that it could be dismissed if he stayed out of trouble, but the signs of unrest continued.

Judge Kollar-Kotelly said the states had not presented enough case law to support this proposal but deferred judgment on it until the states had another chance to justify their proposal.

The outgoing head of the FHLBB deferred judgment and the new head was more sympathetic to Keating.

A Columbine High School graduate had been arrested for "hitting a girl" and was given a six-month deferred judgment.

Employees are instructed to "defer judgment" and "go for quantity".

Early defectors include Marimekko and Tomas Maier, but others, while keeping their distance, are deferring judgment.

We want to like her, we pay special attention to her, we defer judgment of her.

Whereas ideation suggests deferring judgment, the art of criticism innovates through judgment.

During brainstorming, for example, people are asked to defer judgment and to be curious.