Sentence examples for be deferred so long from inspiring English sources

To make itself clear, Moscow is to increase its military presence in Crimea and introduce tariffs for Ukrainian exports to Russia that will be deferred so long as Ukraine does not implement the agreement with Europe.

"We want the bill to be deferred so that we can make it better.

The sentences were deferred so that Queen Anne could have a chance to examine the proceedings.

Congress gave these folks a jolt of adrenaline in 1997 when it decreed that profits made from financing brand-new businesses are tax- deferred so long as they are rolled into new startups within 60 days.

A 218-page report by Synapse Energy Associates commissioned last year by the Puerto Rico Energy Commission found PREPA to be woefully mismanaged, with a dire lack of reporting systems, a budgeting process that's ad hoc at best and maintenance deferred so long that traditional power plants run at low efficiency requiring reliance on costly diesel generators.

It can be deferred as long as it meets the constraints within a given period, in this case within daytime.

"The county executive will now be forced to do what historically he and the County Legislature have repeatedly failed to do in the past -- to make difficult decisions and to address the very serious fiscal issues that have been deferred for so long," Mr. McCall added.

And there should be deferred divisions, so MPs could vote on the issues the following week.

But gains can be deferred for a long time, and a tax deferred is a tax diminished.

But it is uncertain how much would be deferred and for how long.

Companies can register profitable enterprises at an address in the Cayman Islands even if it actually does business on Wall Street -- and voila: so long as companies leave their profits in the Caribbean, their taxes can be "deferred" indefinitely.