The decision will be shelved until we meet in November.
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Critics fear that Ms Madonsela's "state capture" report may be shelved.
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Calls for unity, it appeared, were to be shelved until 9 p.m.
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That idea seemed to be shelved as the Supercharger network started rolling out.
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Any of the measures could be shelved by Ms. Mark-Viverito before Tuesday.
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That does not necessarily mean that all political discussion needs to be shelved.
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Some Aramco employees secretly wish the whole idea would be shelved, sources say.
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A constitutional referendum would test support for independence, but the ballot may be shelved.
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Children's Books Most picture books could just as well be shelved under self-help.
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" Or worse, did the ad need to be shelved because it "just doesn't work?
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Issues that cannot immediately be solved should be "shelved" for the time being, he added.
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He later resigned under a barrage of criticism for suggesting the case could be shelved.
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The episode may resurface at some future date, or it may be shelved for good.
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This means they would have more flexibility to use funds that would otherwise be shelved.
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They have leaked draft executive orders, inciting backlashes that led the orders to be shelved.
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The Olympic preparations, however, will be shelved temporarily until the world championships in Auckland in December.
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With Mrs May desperate to keep everyone sweet, painful but desirable structural reforms will be shelved.
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The new government of President Martin Vizcarra said the contracts must be shelved in the meantime.
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Hartnell will be shelved for 3-5 weeks and Weber is out for 2-4 weeks.
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In another poll 70% said the law should be shelved in order to end the blockades.
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A nonproliferation expert said the talks between the United States and Saudi Arabia should be shelved.
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Assessing the damage The US ban could still be shelved as part of a trade deal with China.
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Mr Obama's attempt to improve relations with Iran by encouraging would-be reformers is likely to be shelved.
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And what does it suggest about the entire concept of "allyhood" when it can be shelved so readily?
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Earlier, just before the latest record-breaking demonstration, she had announced that the bill would be shelved indefinitely.
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But since the Republican-controlled Congress controls the purse strings, much of Obama's plan likely will be shelved.
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If less than two-thirds of the house were to vote against the charge, it would be shelved.
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"As far as I know, it has not been and it will not be shelved," Halla-aho said.
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The new hubs are unlikely to be shelved any time soon given the risk of a no-deal Brexit.
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But even a small cut could convince drillers to develop some projects that might otherwise be shelved, Khan said.
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They saw an employee price the mug and put it in a bin to be shelved in the store.
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EU officials have said that if sanctions decisions are not made before the election, they could be shelved indefinitely.
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Though healthcare appears to be shelved, at least for now, not every senator is ready to walk away. Sen.
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It's been just one week and already they're treating him like some dusty old artifact, to be shelved away.
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This is exactly what Apple does best: it single-handedly abolishes outdated technology standards that are begging to be shelved.
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But with public opinion increasingly backing the rapprochement, any ideas about turning back the normalisation might have to be shelved.
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A rule was proposed in May, but is not yet finalized, and could be shelved by a Trump-run CFPB. 11.
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If Rome were to make concrete changes to its draft budget in the coming days, the procedure could still be shelved.
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White says he also thinks Khabib will get suspended -- and believes he deserves to be shelved for 4 to 6 months.
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Moreover, plans to build flats and a new business park on the site to boost Berlin's economy would have to be shelved.
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Several pro-Beijing politicians and a senior advisor to Lam said discussion of the bill should be shelved for the time being.
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That project had to be shelved when the company realized voice technology in the UK lagged that of the US, Arora said.
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Multiple new reports suggest the initial public offering of Saudi Arabia's massive state oil company Aramco may be shelved, not just delayed.
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There are the investigators, whose new cases are more likely to be shelved than resolved, and the overburdened judges and expensive lawyers.
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While that follows the Senate's regular order process, it also could be shelved there for weeks before it sees a committee vote.
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Plans for the two hotel chains, Scion and American Idea, are to be shelved indefinitely, most likely for the remainder of the presidency.
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A former economic adviser to Abe echoed Hagiuda's caution, saying the higher tax should be shelved until the economy signals a decisive end to deflation.
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Protests and violence forced an initial legislative debate to be shelved last Wednesday and it is unclear when they would resume to pass the bill.
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"Our fear throughout this process has been that the entire grand jury report would be shelved and victims&apos truth would be silenced," Shapiro said.
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The more controversial details of how it would actually work — the boundaries, prices, hours and any exemptions — would be shelved until next year or later.
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"Duo" should be programmed with care, not as filler, and it's not the first time I've thought it should be shelved for a few seasons.
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That had to be shelved after one of its new Boeing 737 MAX 8 jets crashed in Ethiopia, killing all 149 passengers and eight crew aboard.
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In an interview Monday night, Khan hit back, suggesting to the UK's Channel 4 News that plans for a state visit by Trump should be shelved.
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And the lawmakers and aides who had feverishly negotiated the details of the remaining funding bills voiced disappointment that their work would be shelved for now.
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Lawmakers had previously agreed to keep poison pills out of the 12 spending bills, but now they cannot agree on precisely which proposals must be shelved.
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But since the Republican-controlled Congress controls the purse strings, much of Obama's plan likely will be shelved and so it is primarily a political document.
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Without these cost saving measures, some movies could be shelved before production and some television shows could get canceled because budgets for the projects could suddenly inflate.
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The deal Johnson struck with the European Union may eventually be revived, or it could be shelved next to the one negotiated by his predecessor, Theresa May.
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Last month a court decided Mr Salvini should be indicted for illegally detaining them, though the prosecutors who investigated his conduct asked that the case be shelved.
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Plans to generate new sources of government revenue, including a value-added tax at a standard rate of 5 percent across the bloc, could now be shelved.
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UPS said it has been encouraged by cost and technological improvements in natural gas vehicles in recent years, and did not want those advances to be shelved.
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Because of the deadly attack at Mr. Aldean's festival appearance in Las Vegas this month, the program's award presentations will be shelved in favor of additional performances.
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A few weeks earlier, according to two former officials and another knowledgeable person, deputies to Cabinet members recommended in a meeting that the administration's plan be shelved.
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They fear the bill could be used to extradite residents to mainland China for political or inadvertent business offenses and are pushing for it to be shelved completely.
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"We've long anticipated that across the sector EBITDA guidance will be shelved in the face of the massive secular growth opportunity ahead," Jefferies analysts said in a note.
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The share sale is widely expected to be shelved if Italian voters reject the proposed reform, prompting the government to resign and fuelling political instability and market jitters.
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On Thursday, Nazarbayev said the changes would not take effect until the end of this year and would be shelved again if they failed to win public support.
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Yes, but: The new WSJ report is the strongest indication yet that the already delayed offering, which could have been the largest ever, may be shelved for good.
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Prosecutors investigating Bank of Italy Governor Ignazio Visco and the other seven for possible fraud and corruption had asked for the probe, which began last year, to be shelved.
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Some prominent overseas economists have recently joined advisers close to the prime minister in calling for next year's tax hike to be shelved in favour of more stimulus spending.
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This momentum, however, is now dissipating and any negotiations, which were never going to be easy in the first place, will have to be shelved until possibly next spring.
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UNANIMOUS OPPOSITION A few weeks earlier, according to two former officials and another knowledgeable person, deputies to Cabinet members recommended in a meeting that the administrations plan be shelved.
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There is a lot more science to be done before the spacecraft departs for Earth, so the mystery of Bennu's particle eruptions might have to be shelved—for now.
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Sarma's petition with the National Green Tribunal (NGT), a government agency, said the project must be shelved until an environment assessment is done, as the site is prone to flooding.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Thursday the two sides were still "on track," for a deal and still talking, but he did not say whether the tariffs would be shelved.
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The report said those plans would be shelved as long as the two countries continue talking, marking the clearest signal that a trade deal between them could be on the horizon.
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Just days after Trump's win, Phuc told parliament that ratification of the TPP would be shelved because of political changes in the United States, but Vietnam still wanted good relations with Washington.
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Play is ongoing in the North America Legends Championship Series, the League of Legends Champions Korea and the League of Legends Pro League in China, and Wukong could also be shelved there.
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The plan will be shelved due to stiff resistance from the United States, the official said on Tuesday, speaking on condition of anonymity as he was not authorized to speak to media.
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Support for the extradition bill began to crumble on Friday with several pro-Beijing politicians and a senior advisor to Lam saying discussion of the bill should be shelved for the time being.
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Abe is scheduled to raise a national sales tax to 10 percent from 8 percent in April next year, but some of Abe's closest advisers are calling for the plan to be shelved.
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The ministries to be shelved have not yet been announced, but a ruling party official said on Sunday that the ministers of foreign affairs, defense and presidential affairs would remain in their posts.
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But if we are really sincere about doing what's best for the people we represent, especially on an issue as big as ACA, politics needs to be shelved and leadership needs to prevail.
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Occasionally there'd be a book on top of the magazines to be shelved, since she knew that once I'd gone subterranean, I'd sit on a folding chair for hours on end and read.
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Italian prosecutors investigating Bank of Italy Governor Ignazio Visco over the collapse and sale of Banca Popolare di Spoleto (BPS) have asked for the case to be shelved, a lawyer representing the complainants said.
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The stories you shared could fill a book, to be shelved under either humor or horror: "I have a four-year-old, which is akin to having a monkey-cat hybrid," wrote Wren West.
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They are, in fact, the core of the book, and what lands French's novel in that twilight zone between mystery and suspense (where this book will undoubtedly be shelved at your local bookstore) and literature.
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Much of official Washington had paid little heed when the provision with the law was passed, expecting the list to be shelved and forgotten as soon as it was released, as such reports often are.
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" But after he was finally discharged from the hospital and they began to realize what it would take to get life back to normal, he said, "the whole laid-back thing had to be shelved.
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Given the tenor of recent conversations inside the bureau, agency lawyers suspect the investigation could be shelved under Mr. Mulvaney, according to four people with knowledge of the case who requested anonymity to discuss an investigation.
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Suga reiterated the government's view that it will raise the nationwide sales tax to 10 percent from 8 percent next year as scheduled, but some advisers close to Abe are calling for the plan to be shelved.
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Support for the swift passage of the extradition bill began to crumble on Friday with several pro-Beijing politicians and a senior advisor to Lam saying discussion of the bill should be shelved for the time being.
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Cracks began to appear on Friday in the support base for the extradition bill with several pro-Beijing politicians and a senior advisor to Lam saying discussion of the bill should be shelved for the time being.
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But the IPO plan has caused misgivings among some Saudi officials and Aramco employees who believe Riyadh is relinquishing its crown jewels to foreigners and would like the whole idea to be shelved, sources have previously said.
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The highly anticipated IPO for short-term home rental company Airbnb, which said it intended to go public in 220, could be shelved as the coronavirus dents the travel industry and the economy slips into a recession.
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Herrera says many uncertainties lie ahead: She is unsure whether the proposed reform will be sent to the legislative assembly, or if it will be shelved, meaning the issue will be taken off the agenda for six months.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil President Michel Temer believes an investigation into whether he condoned hush money should be shelved after he listened to the recording that triggered a political crisis in Brasilia, a presidential aide told Reuters on Thursday.
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WeWork's parent company is expected to delay an IPO that had been expected as soon as next week, according to The Wall Street Journal, which reported that the offering is likely to be shelved until at least October.
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Neither the White House nor the Pentagon had yet identified which projects may be shelved as a result, but Pentagon lawyers and other officials planned to work over the weekend to identify which construction funds would be diverted.
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During this time, Disney and Marvel made it clear that they were in no rush to find a new director for the project, which kinda made it seem like the third part of the trilogy might be shelved forever.
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On Monday, the Delhi High Court ordered the state-owned company running the redevelopment project to stop felling trees until July 4, when it is scheduled to hear a public interest petition calling for the plan to be shelved.
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Or, of course, it could be shelved entirely in favor of the familiar circuit of routine placement, and whoever lands the economic portfolio for the winning transition team will act, as usual, at his or her own personal discretion.
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SARA EISEN: Speaking of beverages, we actually just got some news today that a bill in California that would have imposed a tax of two cents per fluid ounce for soda tax, essentially, is going to be shelved and pushed back.
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China is set to launch a national carbon market next year, building on seven pilot regional markets, while a carbon tax appears to be shelved as it requires a lengthy legislative process and has a wider impact on industries already struggling.
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BRASILIA, May 18 (Reuters) - Brazil President Michel Temer believes an investigation into whether he condoned hush money should be shelved after he listened to the recording that triggered a political crisis in Brasilia, a presidential aide told Reuters on Thursday.
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Because it's not unrelated to real life—rape, gendered violence, and domination are all so real that it seems mad to me to pretend they are just meaningless preferences that can be shelved away neatly when we aren't having sex.
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TOWNSVILLE, Australia (Reuters) - On the main shopping street in the tropical north Australian city of Townsville, dotted with "For Lease" signs, Chrissa Alexion is adamant a planned $4 billion coal mine should be shelved because of its contribution to climate change.
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"I hope this will be the last budget to be approved via long and complicated negotiations with Brussels," Salvini said in an interview with newspaper Il Corriere della Sera, adding that he hoped EU veto power on state finances would soon be shelved.
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For example, Rob Hart's "The Warehouse," which takes place in a near-future dystopian world where a company has become a totalitarian force, would not traditionally be shelved in a bookstore's mystery section, but has been extremely popular in The Mysterious Bookshop.
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In a sign the tax hikes could be shelved, the official Petra news agency, citing the speaker of parliament, said lawmakers were on course to ask the king's permission to hold an exceptional session, with a majority demanding the changes be withdrawn.
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On Monday Mediaset shares closed 3.6% below the price the company set for the withdrawal right at 2.77 euros per share amid low volumes as investors fear the plan could be shelved due to the increasing tensions between the group and Vivendi.
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In a flurry of bad news this week, the company's initial public offering is potentially set to be shelved on the recommendation of its largest shareholder, SoftBank, and WeWork's latest plan to issue junk debt to meet its funding needs is spooking investors.
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While "the whole idea of a picky eater is going to have to be shelved a little bit," if supplies run low and we have to stick close to home for a long time, it's nice to give comfort when you can.
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Labour's call echoed those of many of May's own Conservatives, who say that a fourth attempt to get her deal approved by parliament should be shelved and she should leave office to offer a new leader a chance to reset the dial.
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TOKYO, May 16 (Reuters) - A former economic adviser to Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said on Thursday that an increase in sales tax planned for October should be shelved until the economy puts a decisive end to deflation, or it could trigger an economic crisis.
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TIME TO GO Labour's call echoed those of many of May's own Conservatives, who say that a fourth attempt to get her deal approved by parliament should be shelved and she should leave office to offer a new leader a chance to reset the dial.
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"There is no doubt that clarity over Brexit and the future of Help to Buy would improve market sentiment," Chairman Steve Morgan said, amid media reports that the Help to Buy scheme could be shelved because of fears it is pushing up house prices.
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But a four-year probe into such killings by the National Bureau of Investigation, the Philippines' equivalent of the FBI, hasn't led to a single prosecution, and one senior NBI agent told Reuters it will probably be shelved now that Duterte is set to become president.
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As we close out the month of June, the month known to many as the Alzheimer's and Brain Awareness Month, it is critical to note that the effort to enhance treatment and find a cure for Alzheimer's cannot be shelved or ignored for the next 21625 months.
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NEW YORK (LPC) - A refinancing transaction for driveline system maker American Axle & Manufacturing is expected to be shelved as a softening in the equity and corporate debt markets is making investors wary of buying into new leveraged loans that could lose value in the secondary market, sources said.
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Marvel's most-profitable superhero blockbuster franchise is still Avengers, and it will reach its conclusion this summer and after that is expected to be shelved, at least for some time, by Disney and Marvel Studios, leaving some big decisions to be made about the next stage in Marvel's brand identity.
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It's indeed tempting to question the necessity of such publications, of printing writing that perhaps could've remained in a desk drawer (after all, living writers, even great ones, know how many projects must be shelved or else abandoned, with no possibility of ever seeing the light of day, and for good reason).
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"After learning that senior political officials within the Labor Department ordered a damaging economic analysis of this proposal to be shelved and concealed, we have grave concerns about the integrity of the regulatory process and whether the department is fulfilling its mission to 'promote the welfare of wage earners in the United States,'" she said.
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The novel's language can be distracting ("passiflorally" speaking, but not in a "wlobalicidal" way) and the profanity wearing, but this book won't be shelved among the "dull novels" frequently excoriated by Liborio, who is reading his way through the bookstore and has strong opinions about literature — opinions that one suspects hew closely to those of his creator.
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But it can be shelved beside the survey suggesting that one-third of meat eaters aren't interested in dating vegans, the one where a quarter of respondents said they'd never go full veg because they're put off by vegans' attitudes, and one suggesting that the number of vegans in the United Kingdom had increased by 350 percent in the past decade.
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