Sentence examples for delay deciding from inspiring English sources

The study also recommended that Congress delay deciding whether to include scientific and technological research on chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear countermeasures against terrorist attacks.

Burberry said Bailey and other directors would receive no salary increase this year and that it would delay deciding on executive share plan awards by four months to November to see how efficiency measures were progressing.

Two potential ways to address this would be to either delay deciding on a disciplinary measure until you have had a better night of sleep or deliberately discount the measure you allocate to offset the effect of your sleep deprivation.

However, with less money available to them than most of their rivals the Scot accepts it will be a difficult task, and that consideration is partly behind his decision to delay deciding on whether to extend his own contract when it runs out in June.

Without getting into the merits of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's view that Roe v. Wade was right on the law but "it moved too far, too fast," it is wrong as the historical precedent for the Supreme Court to delay deciding the same-sex marriage issue.

After Congress, on a March weekend, passed another dubious bill, DeLay decided to call it the "Palm Sunday Compromise".

New York would lose money if Mr. DeLay decides to charter the ship because it would draw visitors -- and dollars -- away from city hotels, restaurants and shops.

Planning his trip back home to his wife and daughters in Dallas, DeLay decided to travel through Colorado, where weather models showed a storm building later in the day around Limon, about 90 miles east of Denver.

EDF has delayed deciding on the plan due to funding problems, according to reports in France.

By analogy, suppose it were clear that judges disliked hearing complex patent cases and often delayed deciding them.

Last year, the agency said it saw no need for such regulations because they would offer no "meaningful opportunity for health risk reduction". But EPA in January delayed deciding on regulation until the National Academy of Sciences studies the matter.