Sentence examples for deferred the decision from inspiring English sources
The court deferred the decision to the Department of Consumer Protection.
In an uncertain market, "we basically deferred the decision" to buy, Mr. Nasta said, believing that prices would drop.
He deferred the decision on whether to allow the dredging shortly before Labor lost last year's election.
She was expected to do so on October 9th but deferred the decision until he in effect adopts her entire manifesto.
They can only stay if Kabul signs a long-term security deal with Washington, and Karzai has deferred the decision to his successor.
Councillors have deferred the decision over controversial plans to build homes on the former Leeds Girls High School site, claiming they need more information before reaching a resolution.
The father deferred the decision-making to the son, who researched hospitals and found a team with a great reputation and lots of experience.
They had the opportunity to defer the decision.
Deferring the decision on the sales also gives Mr. Bush some leverage over Taiwan's leaders.
Senator Carl Levin, a Michigan Democrat who wants to defer the decision to permit more study, anticipated that debate.
The decision came after a public comment hour in which speaker after speaker implored the board to retain the president, or at least defer the decision.
