Sentence examples for deferred until today from inspiring English sources

Clegg updated Lib Dem MPs last night on the initial formal talks with Labour and sources said a final decision would be deferred until today.

Decisions on tax changes have also been deferred until next year.

Raises planned for 2010 and 2011 would be deferred until 2014 and 2015.

In Barcelona, the mayor deferred until 2026, then canned the plan altogether.

Both sides expressed concern that a shutdown threat had simply been deferred until next year.

Some may complain that higher marginal tax rates, even if deferred until 2013, will cripple small businesses and economic activity.

Passage of an energy bill was deferred until next year because of continuing partisan disagreements over regulation and conservation.

She was accepted for entrance the following year, but deferred until 2000 to spend a year playing basketball in Israel.

Its constitution, the Basic Law, promises "one country, two systems" and that the chief executive will eventually be chosen by "universal suffrage", a goal deferred until 2017.

Despite this great success, her debut at the Metropolitan Opera in New York City was deferred until January 1961, when she appeared there in the role of Leonora in Il Trovatore.

Acknowledging this, administration officials said that a United Nations vote on new sanctions, originally scheduled for this month, would most likely be deferred until next year.