Sentence examples for * defer in from inspiring English sources

In January, Ucas reported that the numbers choosing to defer in 2012-13 had returned to the earlier, higher levels.

Together, they leave us with a tough set of intertwining questions: Can religion — with its absolute and sweeping assertions — make any claim on a society whose doctrines require it to defer, in part, to all, even to blasphemers?

And yet, as Islam is frequently practiced, reason is deplored as something that should defer in every instance not simply to the Koran but to the political authoritarians who reserve to themselves the sole right to interpret it.

The designers of the iPhone and iPad (and of their apps) defer in matters large and small to the dictates of Steve Jobs, to the benefit of Apple consumers and shareholders alike.

We did not defer in the Steel Seizure Case, 2 when the issue was presidential power, in time of armed international conflict, to order the seizure of domestic steel mills.

But we did not defer in the Prize Cases, 2 Black 635, 17 L.Ed. 459 when the issue was presidential power as Commander in Chief to order a blockade.

For people planning to work heavily during retirement, it would generally make sense to defer putting in for Social Security benefits.

We defer our in-depth description of our disambiguation approach to the Appendix.

Without access to quality, personalized medical information at home, many defer to in-person doctor visits even when it may not be necessary.

But with pension-contribution rates expected to climb over the next few years, political pressure is likely to be high to defer payments in a climate in which budget problems are coming from many directions.

It is heat that the residents of Death Valley -- about 500 of them in an area the size of Connecticut -- defer to in high summer, dodging its temper in air-conditioned trailers and airy cotton clothes.