Sentence examples for been deferred from the from inspiring English sources

Typically, the Army wants to enter each recruiting cycle with a cushion of incoming volunteers whose entry has been deferred from the previous year -- about 35percentt of the service's overall goal for the year.

I asked actress Chloe Madison if she had been affected and she replied, "Yes, I think there has been a sufficient amount of money that has been deferred from the movie business due to our economy and lots of actors have felt that decline because of the lack of roles.

The deferred group (DG) was deferred from the exercise program for 12 weeks.

The $5.5 billion payment, which was deferred from the 2011 fiscal year, is due Aug. 1.

Mr. King was deferred from the draft in World War II because he worked as a tractor driver in an essential industry, cotton.

In addition, the Rockies would be responsible for the $19 million that was deferred from the $21 million signing bonus they gave Hampton in the richest contract ever signed by a pitcher.

A proportion of patients did not initiate treatment for a variety of reasons other than death and such individuals were deferred from the programme and follow-up was censored at the time they exited the programme.

And the parameters of that discussion, whose start has been deferred from this year to next, have yet to be set.

In anticipation of the punishment by industry regulator the Financial Conduct Authority, the bank has frozen the release of shares from bonuses that had been deferred from 2012 and 2013.

The statement added that the deadline for entries for next year's world championship had been deferred from 15 July until 30 September.

In 2001, he was crushed to learn on Dec. 14 that he had been deferred from enrollment at Princeton, where he had applied for early decision.