But they say they are not deferring any of their plans.
Attorney Mark O'Mara, who represents the DuBose family, said the decision to set a bond at $1m suggests judges and prosecutors are "not deferring to officers quite as much as they have been in the past".
For example, if I tell you not to use the N-word, that I do not use the N-word, that I don't want to hear anyone use the N-word, and then you use it in whatever hipster parlance or context seems A-OK, you are not deferring to my experience with a word that I clearly find racially offensive.
"We are not deferring spending," said finance chief David FitzPatrick David FitzPatrick on a conference call.
But at home in the village in the evening he blends in and is respected, but is not deferred to.
However, the sequence ((x_{n})) is deferred weighted (mathcal{B} -summable to (frac{1}{2}), so it is statistically deferred weighted (mathcal{B} -summable to (frac{1}{2}), but the soquence ((x_{n})) it not deferred weishted (mathcal{B})-statistically convergent.
It's true that the Asian playboy and his students aren't deferring to white, Western expectations for Asian-American behavior, but is that kind of submission any worse than deference to white, Western definitions of success?
Unlike some other airlines, JetBlue is not deferring the delivery of new planes or delaying its plans for growth.
"The trick is to make your workers so accustomed to dealing with you that they're not deferring to you or playing up to you," he said.
When asked whether regulators were deferring to the banks on the issue, he said they were not deferring, because regulators would have to approve whatever conclusion the banks came to.
