Sentence examples for deferred on whether from inspiring English sources

When asked about Stacy and Parker's first kiss, Stone deferred on whether or not it would be as iconic as the hanging upside down smooch that Parker and Mary Jane had in the first "Spider-Man" movie.

Though the RCMP deferred on whether Shirdon is under investigation, it recently laid terror-related charges against three individuals with Ottawa connections, including John Yahyaa" McGuire who similarly appeared in ISIS video propaganda in the summer charging him with "facilitating an activity for a terrorist group" along with two other crimes.

Sentence was deferred on Pottinger until next month.

Though the RCMP deferred specifically on whether Shirdon is under investigation, it recently laid terror-related charges against three individuals with Ottawa connections, including John Yahyaa" McGuire who similarly appeared in ISIS video propaganda in the summer charging him with "facilitating an activity for a terrorist group" along with two other crimes.

On Thursday the Football League deferred a decision on whether to approve a bid backed by businessman Kevin Heaney.

In another move that could be construed as hindering business, Dr. McClellan deferred a decision on whether to allow silicone breast implants back on the market after more than a decade-long hiatus.

(Coolidge, too, had deferred to Congress on whether to lift the sugar duties).

He deferred the decision on whether to allow the dredging shortly before Labor lost last year's election.

A London court in July deferred its decision on whether to extradite Mr. Assange, though no date has been set.

But he deferred any decision on whether they would include Arab citizens of Israel, saying that any such release would be brought to another cabinet vote.

But the agency deferred a decision on whether to treat it as hazardous waste, drawing criticism from environmentalists who had hoped for a stronger stance.