Sentence examples for deferred to later from inspiring English sources

Menthol was deferred to later studies.

FedEx: 0.9percentt between 2008 and 2010 (Citizens For Tax Justice) In an email to HuffPost, company spokesperson Maury Donahue wrote that CTJ's report is "simply inaccurate because it does not reflect the fact that large amounts of our federal income taxes in recent years have simply been deferred to later years due to accelerated depreciation deductions on new investments we made".

Agreement on such nettlesome issues as the status of Jerusalem and the refugee problem should be deferred to a later date.

Councillors also felt they needed more information on the plans before they could make a decision and the application was deferred to a later date.

In-depth discussion of the astrophysical implications of the presolar grain results is deferred to dedicated later publications.

"With the recent tragic events are Karachi airport, the series will now be deferred to a later date," concluded the Cricket Ireland statement.

Study Objective: We sought to develop and validate standardized clinical criteria to identify patients presenting to the emergency department whose care may be safely deferred to a later date in a nonemergency setting.

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

"Sometimes these advances are not quite ready for incorporation, and they are deferred to the later updates of our standards".

This should be achieved as quickly as possible without spending unnecessary time on traditional organ repairs that can be deferred to a later phase.

Investigating neonates without bleeding symptoms but with a positive family history should therefore be deferred to a later date when the child is older.