Sentence examples for put off until after from inspiring English sources

Political pressure means the final decision is put off until after the 2015 election.

There is no compelling reason why the matter cannot be put off until after the recess.

But much of that cutting might be put off until after the busy fourth quarter.

Long-term relief, urgently needed to keep Greek hopes for recovery alive, was put off until after Europe's August holiday.

Many of the hardest decisions look set to be put off until after the Hong Kong meeting.

Further serious discussion of the deficit has been put off until after the midterm election, when the president's budget panel is due to report.

Mr. Strauss-Kahn's next court date was put off until Aug. 23, after originally being scheduled for Monday.

A21 Shuttle's Takeoff Postponed The flight of the Atlantis was put off until Sunday after a ruptured fuel line spewed flammable hydrogen gas.

In a compromise on June 25th, the opening was agreed on but put off until October, after the German election.None of this consoles Sayfi Sarisuluk, whose son Ethem was shot dead by a policeman during protests in Ankara, the capital.

He said he recalled no specific discussions with Mr. Bush about him getting the job, adding that in any case a decision on a new commissioner was put off until long after Mr. Bush had decided to run for governor.

Hundreds have already been killed in similar incidents this year; some southerners accuse the northern government of arming tribal militias.The trial of Lubna Hussein, a Sudanese female journalist arrested for "indecent dressing" by wearing trousers, was put off until next month after an international furore.