Sentence examples for put off further from inspiring English sources

General Zinni failed to achieve a cease-fire this week and has put off further meetings.

Lorry-drivers also threatened protests during the Cup, but have put off further action until the autumn.

Late Friday, members of the State Assembly, which had begun to debate the bill, put off further action until Tuesday.

Kerry said that further killings in Aleppo would put off further any hope of a wider peace deal.

Yet if the Lugar approach were the only one that could pass, should we be so confident that it would put off further action?

But after ardent speeches from opponents, who ran out the clock by speaking until the rules required the legislature to adjourn at midnight, the lawmakers agreed to put off further discussion on the subject until March 11.

By signing the pact, Republican and Democratic leaders set spending levels for 2013, putting off further budget wars until after the election.

A spokesman said the balloting had been put off until further notice.

That option was recommended by the Davies commission in 2015, but put off for further environmental studies until after the London mayoral election.

"But if the stock market declines enough, they might put off any further tightening, just to see how that affects the economy".

CBS put off any further action beyond the suspension, the executive said, in part because Mr. Imus had asked for time to meet with members of the Rutgers team.