Sentence examples for a deferral from from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, Russia's defence minister, Sergei Shoigu, announced that all Crimean men of conscription age will get a deferral from the draft for one year.

If you're the parent of a son or daughter who gets a 'no' or a deferral from a first-choice school, help the child put this in perspective.

On Thursday, Greece requested a deferral from the International Monetary Fund for a $325-million 325-millioner failing to make a deal with its German-led creditors.

This month, Greece requested a deferral from the fund for a $325-million payment that was bundled into the amount due at the end of June, and fund officials could again take steps to delay the start of default procedures if they believe a deal is possible.

Follow Up on Deferrals If you received a deferral notification from an early application, you should e-mail the college by early March with any new and interesting information about your activities or academics that could impact their next visit to your file.

Like other media companies, Disney saw improvement in television operations during the quarter, notably at ESPN, which benefited from a revenue deferral from the previous quarter.

The project received approval by the Institutional Review Board of Indiana University with a concurrent Institutional Review Board deferral from the University of Washington to Indiana University.

Although still controversial, alternative treatments such as a local, transanal excision or deferral from surgery (a so called 'wait-and-see policy) in the selected group of very good or complete responding patients have been reported by several groups with very promising results [26,27].

The Canadian telecoms regulatory agency, the CRTC, actually put together a requirement that the existing telecoms should establish a "deferral account" by skimming money from their subscriptions in urban areas (high-profit, low-cost), 95% of which was to be used for remote and rural connectivity (the remaining 5% would go to accessibility for the disabled).

CS: Well as we've said today it will be made up – it will be drawn from – and around £500m is the correct figure as we're talking about a deferral, the figure will be drawn from underspends in departmental budgets.

Patients were withdrawn from the study for a deferral of a treatment cycle (for toxicity) by more than 2 weeks.