Sentence examples for about 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.
Reflecting the magnitude of the investigation, prosecutors and JPMorgan have held preliminary discussions about a so-called deferred prosecution agreement, people briefed on the inquiry said.
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".
The FBI says it cannot provide comment as to Clark's status or possible extradition, deferring to the local district attorney, who doesn't see his current location as an insurmountable obstacle.
It was possible to defer delivery in the expectant monitoring group for on average 9.6 days after randomisation, resulting in an average gestational age of 39+3 weeks.
Three Cumbria councils have deferred plans to allow tests for a possible underground nuclear waste repository.
Interventions to immediately prevent death are justified by providing a possible cure (irrespective of this probability) or (less commonly) by deferring and transforming an expected death to a time and mode that facilitates potential organ donation.
Jeff Dennard, a spokesman for GPU, said the company had sustained about $319 million in deferred costs by the end of May.
However, a few parents were unhappy about consent whether it was deferred or prospective having been sought at a time they felt was inappropriate.
That's a problem deferred, not solved.
