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withhold action

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See: forbear


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Two candidates running in the March 5 election for the Ventura County Board of Supervisors have indicated a need to replace the original EIR, and Reiner said the board should withhold action until a new panel is seated.
If you follow this train of thought to its logical conclusion, we should withhold action on any issue, no matter how serious, until we have consensus of all scientists working on the problem.
In the meantime, Freeman, himself, has asked the City Council to withhold action on his department's pending request for at least five new ordinances designed to give the DWP more flexibility and authority to prepare for the upcoming competitive electricity world.
 
 
 
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