Sentence examples for put off decisions from inspiring English sources

"Once again she emerges as a politician inclined to avoid risk and put off decisions.

The truth is, there's not yet an effective way to put off decisions about childbearing indefinitely while still keeping all options open.

In its second term, the Labour government put off decisions on how to ensure decent but affordable pensions for future generations.

The countries put off decisions about the legal structure of the agreement, and deferred decisions about ensuring a flow of finance to developing countries.

On Wednesday night EU leaders put off decisions on commissioners and portfolios for a few weeks, with an impasse between Germany and Italy being blamed.

At one point you describe certain figures involved with the break-in, and you say they had put off decisions about how to handle it "until they'd all washed up where they were now".

"I shall work, within the limits of judicial decency," he wrote, "to put off decision on miscegenation as long as I can".

Recognize that risk, and when possible, put off decision making until you can concentrate on the task at hand.

Let's say your boss puts off decisions.

Britain has become expert at putting off decisions and hoping for something to turn up.

People weren't just putting off decisions until they'd emptied their bladders?