Sentence examples for put off action until later from inspiring English sources

Don't Ask, Don't Tell was repealed at the end of 2010 by a lame-duck Congress despite signals from the White House that it would rather put off action until later.

But Black Box said it reached an agreement with the banks, led by Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co., under which they will put off action until after the stock and securities offerings.

Judge Lawrence M. McKenna put off action until Wednesday, lawyers said.

China's government is clearly trying to string the rest of us along, putting off action until something — it's hard to say what — comes up.

(3) Answering a red herring: we are not putting off action until 2020.

Such a bill would have probably put off action on a new spending plan until September, later than any budget has ever been passed.

The Federal Communications Commission has decided to put off action on net neutrality until 2015, drawing protests from those lobbying for strict regulation of Internet service providers.

Despite a threat of a lawsuit by the City of Los Angeles, the Burbank-Glendale-Pasadena AirportoAuthority decided Monday to put off action on the "share the noise" proposal until fall.

As more millennials put off marriage until later in life than previous generations, they are more likely to have careers, businesses and property.

"Usually they marry late, they do a second or third degree, they put off marriage until later and they find it difficult to find an unmarried man," she said.

Don't put off studying until later or you're in the mood.