Sentence examples for later put off from inspiring English sources

Last week, Beijing said that President Hu Jintao would visit Washington next Monday and Tuesday for a nuclear security meeting, just before the April 15 deadline that the Treasury later put off.

He has also noted that he "would not be surprised" if Hicks refused to answer questions on topics she thought the president might later want to put off limits by invoking executive privilege, as Bannon and Attorney General Jeff Sessions have done.

He wrote later that, having put off his uniform, he simply "returned to being a blackfellow".

(Two days later the move was put off another week; it is now scheduled to begin the week of Oct. 17).

With MS and Parkinson's we think about using this to walk more, and put off later-stage developments".

At the very least, Mr. Cochran was a political embarrassment to Senator Trent Lott, the majority leader, also from Mississippi, who has signaled that he wants the legislation put off until later in the year after consultations with the new president.

If this is the case, your email might get put off until "later," which sometimes means it's forgotten about.

Nonessential functions like reproduction and digestion are put off till later.

Those hearings have now been put off until later in the year, the department said in a statement.

The Court reverses that inquiry, effectively saying that certification may be put off until later because an adverse merits determination will retroactively wipe out the entire class.

The trick is figuring out exactly which decisions need to be made in advance, and which can — and should — be put off until later.