Sentence examples for is deferred yet again from inspiring English sources

Decisive action on greening the economy is deferred yet again.

Eurozone hardliners, after a yes vote, might argue that such a politically toxic issue can be deferred yet again to keep non-Greek electorates sweet.

Even the European Commission in Brussels says it is disappointed that reform has been deferred yet again, after pressure from the southern oil-producing countries, Spain, Greece, Italy and Portugal.The olive programme is an example of the kind of EU agricultural policy that is rapidly going out of fashion.

Paying for the parties is thus a task deferred, yet again.

Again, individual tax is deferred until distribution or eliminated at death.

Wells and, for that matter, Robert Darnton will have been deferred once again.

One option is deferred compensation with clawbacks.

The issue should be deferred again.

Now, those benefits seem likely to be deferred again, like so much else on the domestic policy agenda.

"After so many years, when this change was deferred and deferred again, it is finally happening," exults Hanspeter Ackermann, president of Deutsche Bank Investment Management.

The decision was originally deferred until 2014; in 2014 it was deferred again until the next meeting.