Sentence examples similar to a deferred day from inspiring English sources
Recent literature has emphasized the value of a deferred assessment at day 3, justifying in practice a permissive attitude consisting of undertaking intensive support without restriction but with a re-evaluation by SOFA or modified SOFA score after 72 h [5, 11].
The injunction stops the Obama administration's plan to expand a deferred deportation program on Wednesday, meaning thousands of young immigrants planning to apply must now wait in limbo for the foreseeable future.
In an unusual arrangement he received a deferred sentence of a year and a day in prison (due to begin next year) in addition to 1,500 hours of community service.
Mr. Racalto's lawyer, Camilla McKinney, said Friday that the check was a "deferred payment" for Mr. Racalto's work on Mr. Massa's 2010 re-election campaign and on his transition after the 2008 election.
WASHINGTON -- Despite the urging of immigration activists, President Barack Obama said Tuesday he has no plans to expand a deferred action program that would prevent some deportations while Congress stalls on reform.
In May next year, he will receive £187,000 from the vesting of 128,981 shares under a deferred award plan, based on the 145p per share price on Monday.
Our results indicate that routine administration of G-CSF given from day +7 onward to patients receiving auto-SCT for myeloma results in faster engraftment than a deferred dose schedule, and also shortens the duration of severe neutropenia.
He entered a deferred prosecution program.
Takhar gave a deferred prescription for antibiotics.
"It's a deferred tax benefit," he said.
