Sentence examples for put off for another year from inspiring English sources

An agreement on pledges between now and 2020 will be put off for another year, though individual countries and bodies — including the United States and the European Union — have already made firm pledges for the coming years.

Mr. Bobe's staff quickly sweeps up litter and washes away bodily fluids; the bigger problems are "structural," and have been repeatedly put off for another year, another capital spending plan.

In other words, why have a row now...when it could be best put off for another year.

An artful fudge was concluded in Cancún by which decisions on both options are put off for another year.

Last week the administration put off for another year the requirement that larger employers provide coverage for some or all of their workers.

And the Army will get four Stryker brigades built around a new, light armored wheeled vehicle, putting off for another year the fight over a fifth and sixth brigade, Mr. Thompson said.

The project is put off for another day, another year.

With their future-Bond payday now put off for another two or three years, or possibly even five, a final salute to the patience of the British bettor.

"These increases can't be put off for another five or 10 years if we want a strong economic future for America," said Vickie Choitz, a senior policy analyst at the law and social-policy center.

Now that decision has been put off for yet another year.

The meticulous preparation paid off, for a while, but Brown's political fall was put off for just another year.