| After selling a script to Miramax, he spent a year developing it before they decided to shelve the project. |
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| As a result, the council has decided to shelve plans for the e-voting trial in case it caused any disruption. |
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| The council had decided to temporarily shelve the proposal to standardise the sales illustrations of life insurers. |
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| Five contenders for the rural constituency were asked their opinion on a decision to shelve flood defence plans for Pickering. |
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| He warned that they should not make the mistake of believing that they could shelve their responsibility. |
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| So shelve that sugar and stir honey crystals into your brownie batter instead. |
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| Three environmental heavyweights have urged council chiefs to shelve plans to build two giant wind turbines near York. |
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| With the Seoul Olympics looming, he had decided to shelve political reform and to name the ruling party chairman as his heir apparent. |
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| But the government's decision to shelve the bill is no cause for celebration. |
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| But in truth we have chosen to shelve the unification-independence dispute and focus on reviving the economy and strengthening Taiwan. |
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| The book will thus prove useful even in libraries that already shelve the original sources in which the essays first appeared. |
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| I shelve my own books by colour, and like with jellybeans, the black ones are mighty unappetising. |
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| As it has done on four prior occasions, the Senate should shelve this most dangerous and idolatrous assault on our civil and religious liberties. |
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| As it is I have to spend a whole five minutes deprograming them and quite frankly I could shelve a load of books in that time. |
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| But councillors decided to shelve the plans after protesters claimed the 50 pence-an-hour charge would deter people from using the parks. |
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| Fears of a major traffic snarl-up has prompted council chiefs to shelve work on a new cycle route at Sadlers Farm during peak hours. |
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| After Deputy Power made his promise, the Government decided to shelve its plans for decentralisation until after the general election. |
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| If they read Nelson carefully, they'll hear a muted warning to shelve Paul Ryan's budget plans. |
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| I was too busy watching Daisy shelve new books for the librarian. |
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| Consequently, the judge responsible for preliminary investigations of the District Court of Varese decided to shelve the proceedings. |
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| And Lula would likely have to shelve plans to reform rigid labor laws, overhaul a dysfunctional judiciary, and streamline a bewildering tax system. |
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| When Kubrick explained that the resulting movie would be seven hours long, they agreed to shelve the script. |
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| That's really expensive, and it requires a lot of labor to keep track of all of those SKUs, figure out where to shelve them, etc. |
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| So should we shelve the personal-empowerment movement if we want to have long and happy marriages? |
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| She let me spend hours helping her shelve and catalog books. |
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| White sands shelve steeply down into clear blue-green water. |
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| Efforts were underway in the corridors of power to encourage the administration to shelve the report as a bad idea from a previous administration. |
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| It's as wavy as a Dalí pocket watch, hard to shelve, but every page is turnable, every word legible. |
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| Rare book accession numbers are used to shelve material LC classification is used for alternate numbers for some material. |
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| More practical is the objection by librarians that pamphlets are difficult to shelve, they crumple and fall and blow away. |
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| The LSE chairman, Peter Sutherland, also wrote to Hall asking him to shelve the documentary, but the request was rejected. |
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| Fifa has decided to shelve the issue of whether the 2022 World Cup is played in winter or summer until February 2015 at the earliest. |
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| The government wants to deprive them of their instrument, it wants to shelve everything. |
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| Deliveries to supermarket shelve started in February 2001 and were completed by the end of October. |
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| Have the police been provided with training to ensure that they do not treat such acts as private matters and routinely shelve the cases? |
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| With the high and low shelving filters, the response will shelve at the level of the gain of the filter. |
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| The large scale of this proposal should not prompt us to shelve it or reject it altogether. |
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| Forty years' work can sit in forty books in one small shelve for each one of the five languages in which IDI is published. |
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| Even if you love it, you might want to shelve your gloss this fall, because lipstick is making a comeback! |
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| There's a safe beach for little children, as the sands shelve gently down into the lake. |
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| Thanks to a wide choice of wheel types, shelve sizes etc., the trolleys are extremely flexible and easy to adapt to the job at hand. |
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| In fact, the project launched in 2001, had prevailed upon the Tourism Department to shelve proposals to install incinerators for waste disposal in the tourist hot spot. |
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| It is a very great commitment, and it is perhaps precisely for that reason that some countries are under pressure to shelve this strategic project. |
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| If the AMC decides that they're not playing ball, do you shelve it. |
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| What we actually need here is time to negotiate, but not to delay or shelve the matter or, as many in this House, unfortunately, would seek to do, leave it lying in the drawer. |
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| With grim pragmatism, Fabio Capello, the Italian who coaches England, has decided to shelve principles to reselect what he regards as the best leader in the pack. |
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| In addition to the fresh-baked bread, cake, and fruit-filled kolacky, they also shelve locally produced clover honey. |
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| However, widespread lack of enthusiasm on the part of the professions and the Member States prompted me to shelve all legislative initiatives in this area. |
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| Cross-strait relations have been warming up since May 2008, and leaders of both sides have openly shown a willingness to shelve disputes so as to create a winwin situation. |
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| Perhaps this time the Conservatives will set aside their incredible arrogance, shelve their demagoguery, and show respect for democracy by moving forward with the motion adopted. |
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| Nonetheless, it was clear that Lorenzo di Pierfrancesco would have to shelve any public office or political ambitions during il Magnifico's rule. |
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| If she hopes to remain a player she would be wise to shelve any thought of publishing vengeful diaries, usually a divisive step even before the Mail has bought lucrative serialisation rights and sexed them up. |
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| And for a moment we were going to shelve everything, and I wished to God that we had, but we didn't because I think, in some ways, we could not wrap our minds around the fact that our friend Craig had grown up and moved on. |
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| In this way, a licensor ensures that the licensee does not shelve the patent, that is, does not become an inactive rights holder, with no commercialisation, and no financial benefits back to the licensor. |
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| The White House chief of staff, Denis McDonough, sent a letter to a senior Republican critic, urging him to shelve legislation that would clip the administration's wings. |
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| Ask the editor to shelve the idea of the leaflet. |
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| The booksellers' tasks were to unbox, shelve, and handle cash. |
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| As if to prove his point, the publishing empire tried to censor, then shelve, the book. |
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