Sentence examples for be deferred by from inspiring English sources
The maximum investment will be raised from £100,000 to £200,000 a year, but tax on capital gains from sales of other investments can no longer be deferred by rolling them into a VCT.
The start date for the government's proposed catch-up concessional super contributions will be deferred by 12 months to 1 July 2018, providing a saving over the forward estimates of $400m.
Moreover, the wrinkling-induced necking in such a thin film anode can be deferred by regulating the charging capacity.
In order to obtain a durable watertight seal between oral and nasal/antral cavities, implant uncovering and loading were planned to be deferred by 3 months.
Banker bonuses are to be deferred by up to 10 years, and could be repayable if the bank has to be bailed out.
Use of allocation, however, enables certain implementation decisions to be deferred by specifying the model at higher levels of abstraction and then using allocations as a basis for further model refinement.
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All of those are being deferred by the airline.
But full contemplation of this phenomenon was deferred by an undulating mass of cheerleader tweens.
For months, decisions on a number of festering problem areas have been deferred by administration officials until after the election.
But this process, scheduled for this year, has been deferred by the government until after the end of this parliament.
