Sentence examples for delay the decision until from inspiring English sources

Several countries, including Austria, Britain and Poland, had sought to delay the decision until September, wary of the dangers of pushing weak countries to improve their finances during a recession.

There has been pressure from Virgin Rail, which currently runs the line, and from Labour, to delay the decision until Parliament returns.

to delay the decision until a Federal review of AT&T's earlier merger with SBC and Verizon's acquisition of MCI was completed.

Whoever is replaced in the squad will not be able to play again in this tournament, but Howley said the tournament organisers had confirmed Wales could delay the decision until 24 hours before kick-off.

By December 1965, Scherger's replacement had still not been decided upon and Menzies chose to delay the decision until the new year.

Lynne and Richard Bynes applied for a temporary one on August 9, but the judge chose to delay the decision until after Amanda completes her psychiatric hold, which was extended from 72 hours to two-weeks, given her current condition.

In December, David Cameron delayed the decision until summer 2016 over environmental concerns.

The state department is considering rerouting the Keystone XL pipeline and, until they figure it out, delaying the decision until after the election.

But after a private meeting yesterday afternoon they delayed the decision until Monday, saying that their levels of support were "too close to call".

The IFS calculated that immediately scrapping the debt for university tuition would add £20bn to government debt, but that delaying the decision until the end of the current parliament in 2022 would add £60bn.

By contrast, delaying the decision until, say, the autumn of next year, would allow Mr Chirac to present himself to the electorate as a constitutional "moderniser" in 2002.Would the quinquennat make France better governed?