Sentence examples for deferred to a subsequent from inspiring English sources

"If that goal of $2.5bn [for Nasa's contribution to 2018] cannot be achieved for whatever reason, our recommendation is that Max-C should be deferred to a subsequent decade or cancelled," he told the Woodlands meeting.

The "agenda-setting" workshop aimed to engage clinicians in the practice of initiating patient encounters by eliciting the full set of concerns from the patient's perspective and using that information to prioritize and negotiate which clinical issues should most appropriately be dealt with and which (if any) should be deferred to a subsequent visit.

The agenda-setting intervention aimed to engage clinicians in the practice of initiating patient encounters by eliciting the full set of concerns from the patient's perspective and using that information to prioritize and negotiate which clinical issues should most appropriately be dealt with and which (if any) should be deferred to a subsequent visit.

Convertibles, commonly used in Silicon Valley and increasingly in Europe, offer the advantage of simplicity and speed, since the company's valuation is deferred to a future date, typically when a larger VC round takes place and determined by the VCs leading the subsequent round.

Obama has deferred to a growing isolationism.

But reparations were deferred to a future peace treaty.

These are deferred to a sequel to this paper.

This often requires a subjective judgment that should ideally be deferred to a group of observers.

Our corresponding results in this regard have to be deferred to a future publication.

The rest of the evaluation was then deferred to a later date.

To preserve continuity in our presentation, all proofs are deferred to an Appendix Appendix 1.