Sentence examples for kicked a decision from inspiring English sources

The decision to provide mortgage subsidies is the most obvious manifestation of this, but on big issue after big issue the coalition has kicked a decision into the future: on airport capacity in the south-east, on renewable energy, on elderly care.

But yet again Ed Davey has kicked a decision about support for CCS into the long grass, creating more uncertainty for the industry.

Feely wears gloves when he kicks, a reasonable decision during his years with the Jets but an odd one since his move to Arizona, which plays in a domed stadium in a warm-weather state.

Unless the answer is a reasonably quick no, each intro email kicks off a decision tree that costs time and adds stress, so choose carefully.

For the next year, both the private and government paths for improving veterans' medical care will be followed before the emergency funds run out and Congress must once again find a way to pay for the program or kick a decision into the future.

It seemed a surprising decision to kick for goal and the points were cancelled out a minute later when Dragons replacement hooker Eloi Pelissier was pulled up for foul play and Tickle kicked a second penalty.

Kompany, 27, was dismissed for a professional foul on Nikica Jelavic in the 10th minute and reacted angrily to the decision, kicking a wall as he made his way down the tunnel.

Last year the government decided to kick any decision about building new runways around London into the long grass.

Reid's decision to kick a field goal with 4 33 left and the Eagles trailing by 7 was not necessarily a poor decision, said Brian Burke of Advanced NFL Stats, but he needed to follow up with an onside kick.

"The autumn series in 2012 was the hardest time – after the South Africa game," Robshaw says, recalling the vilification of his decision to kick a penalty goal in the last minute rather than aim for the corner and a final lineout.

"I thought we were very good tonight, and we had to be," said the Rhinos coach Tony Smith, who identified Wigan's decision to kick a penalty to reduce their deficit to two points in the 56th minute as the match's turning point.