Sentence examples similar to put off until a future time from inspiring English sources

But the only item on the agenda dealing with curriculum and instruction, a report on professional development activities for school administrators and teachers, was put off until a future meeting.

But determining the formal status of the territory would be put off until a review in, say, a year's time.

We feel frustrated with these festive tasks heaped upon on our normal daily routine, so we put off until a better day, or until we have more time.

Both suggest something small and passing, a fleeting problem you can put off until you have the time to do something about it.

Decisions have been put off until December to give time for alternatives options to be produced.

Yet details of a rescue plan were put off to a future date.

It is therefore regrettable that a visit to the Kuiper Belt is put off until 2020, the better part of a generation in the future.

But the judge put off until May 13 any decision on how much jail time Mr. Bogatin will be required to serve.

Don't be put off until you have consistently heard the same advice multiple times.

Originally scheduled for January, it was put off until February for logistical reasons, administration officials said at the time.

That deadline is Tuesday, but officials say it may be put off until perhaps Dec. 10 to give the Sunni parties more time to ally with other groupings.