Sentence examples for delaying until after from inspiring English sources

Nick Clegg, the Deputy Prime Minister, is understood to want to kick the draft Bill into the long grass by delaying until after the next election - or even dump it outright.

Given some of the presidential candidates' rhetoric about trade, delaying until after the U.S. election may put the agreement at risk altogether.

A recent placebo-controlled study of ART timing in smear-positive pulmonary TB patients with CD4 count >220 cells/mm demonstrated no benefit in a combined endpoint of TB treatment failure, TB recurrence, and mortality, when ART was commenced at 2 weeks post-TB treatment initiation, compared to delaying until after TB treatment was completed.

The final document has been delayed until after the summer.

However, PT is frequently delayed until after extubation or discharge from the intensive care unit (ICU).

All talk of constitutional reform was delayed until after the election.

BBC's nine o'clock news, delayed until after the game, could now begin.

The sources also said a decision on Silverstone had been delayed until after the referendum.

Governor was executed in 1901, his death delayed until after the conclusion of Federation celebrations.

He suggested that the entire Turkey-Armenia protocol ratification process be delayed until after April 24.

This would have to be delayed until after the UN weapons inspectors have completed their report.