Sentence examples similar to put off until a later point from inspiring English sources

Consideration of the plan was put off until a later date.

Do you think the Iraqi elections should be (held as scheduled), or (put off until a later date)?

It's certainly better than continually building up anxiety about work you should do now but put off until later and later, as your chances of completing it grow ever slimmer, and the consequences loom ever larger.

The Court reverses that inquiry, effectively saying that certification may be put off until later because an adverse merits determination will retroactively wipe out the entire class.

Those hearings have now been put off until later in the year, the department said in a statement.

Any exercise plan that feels like a chore, something to be put off until later in the day, is not the right one for you.

At 40 combat, 40 attack, and around 50+ strength, lay off attack levels, until a later point.

Also, remember that when hearing aid use is put off until later years, other health issues can limit whether an individual can take advantage of the accessories used to improve listening in noise.

If this is the case, your email might get put off until "later," which sometimes means it's forgotten about.

The trick is figuring out exactly which decisions need to be made in advance, and which can — and should — be put off until later.

A proposal to cut down on low-level marijuana arrests stemming from police stops in New York City was put off until later in the session.