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The National Audit Office last year lambasted the government for the complexity of the pathways and warned that this was putting off people who wanted to become teachers.

The new Prime Minister continued cordially meeting Smith until the RF leader took him to task in 1981 for openly calling for a single-party state; Smith said this was putting off foreign investors.

But all of this is put off when he suddenly finds himself in Stuart's 21st-century New York apartment.

He predicted that "if this is put off for 30 days, we're going to have a trial at confirmation time".

That association may well want to protect its own league from imports.None of this is putting off prospective exporters.

In the 1960s, I was a member of the National Rifle Association, but this time was put off by its extreme positions on gun control.

So, yes, by my senior year, when this boyfriend was put off by my politics, I had identified myself as a feminist.

I wasn't winning this one and was put off that I was arguing, even slightly, with a doctor I'd known for less than five minutes.

At this time, however, he was put off by the genteel, classroom approach to folk dancing.

I was put off by this Orwellian falsification of history, this willingness to dissemble to sell chicken.

The idea was put off until this season.