Sentence examples for deferred resolution from inspiring English sources

She complied under protest, appearing in Colorado on three occasions, where she asserted that the information sought was protected by both the New York and Colorado shield laws; the Colorado court deferred resolution, pending other issues.

But perhaps he could change his mind to consider deferring resolution of the contested city's status, and find a way to secure Arab backing for that decision.

What makes the tension between the pair compelling is the flagrant inappropriateness of any kind of sexual relationship, the sense not of deferred romantic resolution but impending doom.

In the end, the association allowed an "open mike" discussion with the Cuban librarians after they gave presentations, but deferred a resolution about Cuba to its next meeting in January, saying its members needed more information.

For five hours we sat there in the front row as Wagner's hymn to love, death, and almost endlessly deferred musical resolution played out in front of us.

In a vote of 7 to 2, the court sent the case back to a federal appeals court, a decision that will defer any resolution of the politically sensitive lawsuit until after the November elections.

WASHINGTON — With little more than a week for lawmakers to avert huge tax increases and spending cuts, attention is turning from the gridlocked House to the Senate, where some Republicans on Sunday endorsed President Obama's call for a partial deal to insulate most Americans from the tax increases but defer a resolution on spending.

We also find dozens of problems at the genus level, many of which have been identified previously, and which we defer the resolution of to future studies.

Thus, the DTI should be given alone during acute HIT, with oral anticoagulants deferred until substantial resolution of the thrombocytopenia has occurred.

So much information is withheld in the story, to the point that even the possibility of resolution is deferred.

Under such guidelines, the parties would agree implicitly that explosive issues like the future of Jerusalem, refugees and settlements be deferred along with the resolution of the 52-year-old blood-soaked conflict.