Sentence examples for Having deferred from inspiring English sources

Having deferred for two years to act full-time, she is finding it difficult to take a break from her rapidly snowballing career to return to academe.

Having deferred its arrival in the Crescent City for about a year, the ship's docking at the city's new Erato Street Cruise Terminal signaled the much-anticipated rebirth of the city's once lucrative cruise industry.

"Having deferred the issue to Baucus this summer, Reid signaled on Thursday that he is prepared to join Sens. Charles Schumer (D-N.Y).

The Bush administration, for want of a consensus within it, gives every impression of having deferred a decision on what sort of policy to have towards Iran.

Now John Lyon, the parliamentary commissioner for standards, will have his turn with the thumbscrews, having deferred his own inquiry while the police conducted theirs.

And having deferred some of his A-Level exams until after the summer, to focus full-time on training for the Games, Daley's best prospect of Olympic success could come in the 10m platform synchronised event.

Obama has deferred to a growing isolationism.

So far, Mr. Obama has deferred to Congress.

The State Department has deferred to the Department of Defense.

"He has deferred to the police commissioner," he said.

"If I had known that motion could have been deferred I would have deferred it.