Lay on the Table

In parliamentary procedure, table as a verb has two auto-antonymic meanings, both arising as a shorthand for to place on the table. These contrasting meanings arise depending on whether one is considered as placing a motion on the table to suspend discussion on it, or to commence discussion; the former is used in the U.S. and the latter in the rest of the English-speaking world, although which meaning is intended in a particular context may not always be clear.
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Also “to table”; a term of parliamentary law and procedure which refers to a motion in regards to another motion being actively debated, but intended to defer a final disposition of the pending motion. - (read more on Lay on the Table)
  

Eng: lay on the table
Urdu: پیش کَرنا ۔ کِسی قَرار داد یا تَجویز کا یا اُن پَر غور مُلتَوی کَرنا ۔