Sentence examples similar to shelve decision from inspiring English sources

But a panel of the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals said the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service had used a 1996 policy to improperly shelve decisions on two requests.

If that is the case, it seems wine stewards rather than a distributor would be the better front line in shelving decisions.

This happened today when a colleague asked the spokesman to confirm that, while the government wants to speed up controversial planning decisions in the interests of promoting growth, it is also shelving a decision about new airport capacity in the south-east of England until after the next election.

Councillors have now shelved the decision and pledged to wait and see what next year's budget is first.

Obama has shelved a decision on the project until after the 2012 election.

If so, you may be able to shelve this entire decision until you arrive on campus.

The House speaker, Val Rausch, said that the legislation had been shelved, pending a decision on whether to allow a vote, amend the language or drop it entirely.

Alexis's commander's legal officer wrote up a memo recommending Alexis be removed from the navy, but the letter was shelved after a decision not to bring charges against him.

Its decision to shelve the I.P.O.

Edinburgh's decision to shelve a scheme at the last minute was a bad sign.

The decision to shelve the TrueNorth project does not "say anything negative about the oil sands business," Mr. Mawdsley said.