Sentence examples for postponed decision from inspiring English sources

The government's recently postponed decision on aviation capacity in the south-east was an abject failure of leadership".

Having doubt as to the jurisdiction of this Court, we postponed decision of that preliminary question until the hearing of the appeal on the merits.

For example, as a Caucasian in-state applicant, Gratz's G.P.A. 2 score and ACT score placed her within a cell calling for a postponed decision on her application.

On appeal by the Government, we postponed decision on jurisdiction to the hearing on the merits and directed the parties to address the effect of 28 U.S.C. 455, if any, on the jurisdiction of the District Court and this Court.

The government has postponed decisions on defence and security guidelines.

But others postponed decisions on stock commitments, awaiting further developments in Iraq.

But it postponed decisions that need to be taken if Egypt's economic problems are not to worsen.

The opposition coalition, representing a broad array of anti-Assad groups, has continually postponed decisions like choosing a provisional prime minister.

Several large companies postponed decisions on whether to go forward with big projects to develop oil sands in Canada, for instance, and smaller independents slashed their exploration budgets.

It's a story of tiny, hastily-called caucus meetings, often minus the cabinet ministers most affected; endlessly postponed decisions, selective leaking and occasional volcanic confrontations.

If this condition is not satisfied, postponed decisions would be made without new information and therefore, the acquisition of the put option to sell electricity would be pointless.