Sentence examples for off issuing from inspiring English sources

The government put off issuing more bonds on international markets as its borrowing rate tripled last week.

To avoid giving ammunition to Republicans opposed to the project, the administration put off issuing several major rules until after last November's elections.

He was often denied permission to accept guest conducting jobs in the West; when he did take them, the state took 40 to 50 per cent of his fee, and often put off issuing visas until the last minute.

Mr. Lieberman said that he would hold off issuing a subpoena at a committee meeting next Wednesday only if the White House quickly agreed to turn over by the end of the month all the information that the committee requested in a letter on March 27.

"On the most important issue facing it, F.D.A. has essentially put off issuing needed regulations to protect the public until after the November election," said Prof. Thomas O. McGarity, president of the Center for Progressive Regulation and an expert on food safety laws at the University of Texas.

Also feeding the panic: Williams has held off issuing its 2001 statements pending the restructuring talks of Williams Communications and the telecom's creditors.

Today, Moise Jean Charles and Jude Celestin (candidates in the run-off) issued a joint press release rejecting the Jovenel Moise installation, which they term an "Electoral Coup".

Each child's weight status (underweight, normal weight, overweight, obesity and morbid obesity) was classified using age-specific and sex-specific BMI cut-offs issued by the International Obesity Task Force.

He knows first-hand the Legislature's knack for sliding off issues by enacting hollow reforms.

"She's ticking off issues that are important to me as a mother and a public official," said Nancy Burton, 48, the city comptroller.

So again they may be trying to head off issues," he suggests.