Sentence examples for deferred to allow from inspiring English sources

"We would have preferred the inquiry to have been deferred to allow the significant improvements that lenders have made to take effect before the industry faced further judgement.

Council Leader Ian Hudspeth said the decision had been deferred to allow more time for consultation with parents and schools.

Sinn Fein wants to have the bill deferred to allow more time for negotiation with the coalition government to extract more concessions.

Sinn Fein's Alex Maskey wants the bill, only tabled in the assembly last week, to be deferred to allow negotiations with the government.

Sinn Fein wanted to have the bill deferred to allow more negotiation with the government in Westminster, but other parties, including the DUP, said it should go through or Northern Ireland risked losing millions of pounds in Treasury funding.

A decision on Lydbury North and Onibury primary schools has been deferred to allow them time to put forward detailed plans for federation - a partnership which would allow them to share some resources.

Let Bush's middle-class workers get the benefit of long-range stock growth, and let Gore's working poor have their sayings enhanced; that way, everybody's nest egg would be tax-deferred to allow the buildup of different degrees of financial security for all.

A fourth crossbench senator, Nick Xenophon, ruled out voting for the bill in the next four days, saying a decision should be deferred to February to allow further talks on suitable amendments.

A meeting of creditors of UBIG, which holds a 49.47% stake in Heart of Midlothian Football Club plc, has been deferred to 7 April to allow time for the concerns of one creditor to be allayed.

Three Cumbria councils have deferred plans to allow tests for a possible underground nuclear waste repository.

Mrs May has deferred plans to allow forces to make officers redundant to allow for further negotiation.