Sentence examples similar to clear deferment from inspiring English sources
In an interview timed to the release of the Burns series, McCain spoke acidly of affluent Americans who "found a doctor that would say that they had a bone spur" to avoid service — a clear swipe at Trump's five deferments, four for college attendance and a fifth for a bone spur.
There are several ways of deferment and exemption legally open to college graduates this year.
Meanwhile, at The Notion, the The Nation's group blog, John Nichols says the country should be thankful that Cheney received five deferments from the draft during Vietnam: "[I]t has become clear that Cheney was doing the country a service when he avoided service.
(c) It is clear from the record that Dr. Oppenheimer was a great deal more active in urging the deferment of Rossi Lomanitz and his retention on the atom bomb project than he said he was in his answer to my letter of December 23 , 1953
Deferment of obligated service.
(a)Request for deferment.
Teaching leads to deferment in most cases.
Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz). has made it pretty clear that he's no fan of President Trump; he delivered a whole speech that attacked Trump's worldview and seemed to knock Trump for receiving Vietnam War deferments for bone spurs.
After graduating, he received a medical deferment.
The company eventually agreed to the deferment.
