Sentence examples for were deferred until from inspiring English sources

Specifics were deferred until later.

The budget concessions, announced by the chancellor in a letter to the Treasury select committee, were deferred until the Commons was no longer sitting.

The overhauls, totaling nearly $40 million, were included in the authority's 2005-8 capital budget, but were deferred until 2009 and beyond because of shortfalls in federal funding, the agency said.

"The talk that you're hearing out of Microsoft and Micron about weak PC sales entirely relates to the corporate market," where purchases were deferred until the release of Windows 2000 on Feb. 17, he said.

The hearings were not completed by the end of the parliamentary session, and were deferred until the following year.

During this time he made a serious push to develop the first fusion-based weapons as well, but these were deferred until after World War II.

That will be deferred until the next lecture.

Decisions on tax changes have also been deferred until next year.

In Experiment 1, grazing was deferred until November 15, when treatments were initiated and continued for 70 d.

Kumar's fine, the judge said, has been deferred until restitution is determined next year.

These objections are unconvincing; taxes could be deferred until the home is sold (perhaps on death).