Sentence examples for suggested deferring from inspiring English sources

A third notion suggested deferring the Jerusalem problem for years.

The National Commission on Fiscal Responsibility and Reform suggested deferring development of the GCV until after 2015.

Others have suggested deferring the resection of minimally symptomatic CRC, as in most of these patients death is related to systemic disease progression rather than complications related to the primary lesion [ 2, 19].

They also suggest deferring taking their private and state pensions, possibly until the end of their 60s.

Previous research suggests deferring school entry is an option that favours wealthier and more educated families with the financial resources to fund an extra year of childcare.

Most experts suggest deferring purchases of longer-term bonds and buying only those that come due fairly soon, say within a year or two but perhaps in as little as a few weeks or months.

They suggest deferring compensation as one way to ensure bankers are paid only for investments that pay off; not those that blow up a year or two down the road.

This suggests deferring lengthening if required to a second stage after achieving full fracture consolidation and recovery of the patient's physical, functional and psychological status.