Sentence examples for by deferred from inspiring English sources

When the situation was judged as an emergency, ethical approval permitted initial verbal assent followed by deferred informed consent once the child had been stabilised.

"Some taxpayers think they are saving taxes by deferring what they can," she declared.

The couple have calculated that she could save thousands of pounds by deferring.

By deferring to the aldermen, Mr. Daley also avoids a direct confrontation with the unions.

By deferring to Gillick, Piniella might be keeping his options open.

Bush softened his position substantially by deferring to the U.N. as well.

He executed his plan, he said, largely by deferring to his team.

Britain loses nothing in influence or econmic advantage by deferring a decision on the euro.

That was after the president, in September, angered the same constituency by deferring new Environmental Protection Agency smog regulations until 2013.

But the sensibility of football is self-effacing, with players taught to conform by deferring to the group.

Players with high salaries could help by deferring some money, but the Mets would need cooperation from Gonzalez.