Why should I have to pay to represent people when people think I did a good job?" Mr. Lautenberg's associates say he was always a reluctant fund-raiser, and often deferred his own campaign financing efforts to other Democrats with more pressing financial needs.
Illiterate peasants often deferred to powerful local landowners, royals or famous dynasts from the ruling party.
On previous tours Gorillaz often deferred to Mr. Hewlett's videos.
Ten years ago, most parents were represented by individual public defenders who were too harried to get to know their clients and often deferred to A.C.S.
The courtly, soft-spoken Senator Inouye (pronounced in-NO-ay) often deferred publicly to his outspoken and ambitious colleagues, seemingly content behind the scenes to champion Hawaii's interests.
Instead, they say, he often deferred on legislative strategy to the Democratic leaders — Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who will no longer command a majority in the coming House, and the Senate majority leader, Harry Reid, who will have a much smaller majority in January — and to his since-departed White House chief of staff, Rahm Emanuel, a former congressman.
Other agencies, including the Defense Department, the Department of Homeland Security, the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the new Terrorist Threat Integration Center, have often deferred to Mr. Tenet because of his energy and experience, as well as his close personal bond with President Bush, current and government officials say.
Inspection of the external genital organs is indicated but is often deferred by the parents and the patient.
Some resources, such as a data center, must be available prior to implementation of these systems; many other resources, such as those supporting security, should be available prior to implementation, but are often deferred until problems occur.
However, while using more sophisticated real-time executives (RTE), the full response to a Receiver Ready or Transmitter Ready interruption is often deferred in order to balance the processing load.
