Sentence examples for further decisions on from inspiring English sources

We will not be taking further decisions on work stream proposals or structures whilst we remain in incident mode.

They should want to find out more about the safety of them before they make further decisions on turbine applications".

An advocacy group that has challenged the state in court for more than two decades over school programs and facilities for poor children asked the State Supreme Court yesterday to delay any further decisions on preschool programs.

It said last week that it was simply informing 1,100 of its dealers that their franchise agreements would not be renewed next year, and that further decisions on the timing were several weeks away.

On Tuesday Pyne said the NCRIS extension would allow the completion of a research infrastructure review due to report to the government in mid-2015, paving the way for further decisions on long-term funding.

He was at pains to stress the range of people whose opinions he had considered, from scientists to Nancy Reagan, and he added that to guide any further decisions on stem cell research he would have an expert council in place.

The Treasury has made no further decision on what to do about that report, an American official said Saturday evening, insisting on anonymity because of the delicacy of currency policy.

Taken together, it is argued, these provisions indicate that the Council decided in resolution 1441 that in the event of continued Iraqi non-compliance, the issue should return to the Council for a further decision on what action should be taken at that stage.

For example, although the study in Uganda found that participants were in favour of institutional review boards making further research decisions on their behalf, we cannot be sure that participants fully understood the concept of what an institutional review board was.

Energy companies have warned that further delay in decisions on new coal power would pose serious security of supply problems as other ageing plants are closed down.

The member nations increasingly have to begin sacrificing their special interests if Europe is to unite further to make decisions on such matters.