Sentence examples for a possible deferred from inspiring English sources

The prosecution of Arthur Andersen was a rare exception — and came about only after discussions about a possible deferred prosecution broke down.

The former justice minister and attorney general said she and her staff endured four months - between last September and December - of a "sustained" and "inappropriate effort" to push for a possible deferred prosecution agreement for the construction company.

Ms Wilson-Raybould has said she and her staff faced four months of a "sustained" and "inappropriate effort" late last year to push for a possible deferred prosecution agreement for SNC-Lavalin.

Canada's former justice minister and attorney general said that she and her staff faced a "sustained" and "inappropriate effort" to push for a possible deferred prosecution agreement for the Quebec-based engineering and construction company SNC-Lavalin.

We will, "if reasonably possible, defer to the judgment of state courts in deciding whether a particular set of activities constitutes a 'unitary business.' " Container Corp., supra, 463 U.S., at 175, 103 S.Ct., at 2945.

'You've got to be joking,' one adviser said, describing Trump's reaction"). He blew up a possible deal on the Deferred Action on Childhood Arrivals program, bragged about his actions to friends and then lied to the public about what he said.

Since 2014, it's been possible to defer a portion (the lesser of 25% or $130,000) of your RMDs by purchasing a specific kind of annuity called a Qualified Longevity Annuity Contract, which allows you to defer income until as late as age 85.

In August, Standard Chartered had warned it could face fresh fines from US authorities and a possible extension of a two-year deferred prosecution agreement due to expire at the end of the year.

The conventional wisdom is to pay as few taxes this year as possible by deferring or avoiding taxes for as long as possible.

On the contrary, the government has made it easier to acquire passports in recent months – both in Syria and at embassies abroad – and it is possible to defer the military service with a payment of $300.

The revelations about additional penalties and the possible extension of a two-year deferred prosecution agreement with the US authority – which has installed a monitor in the bank – could put fresh pressure on the chief executive, Peter Sands, who said that the first-half results were "clearly disappointing".