Sentence examples for continued to defer from inspiring English sources

President-elect Barack Obama continued to defer publicly to the Bush administration after the ground campaign began.

The ordinary citizens of the Chesapeake society, and those of most colonies, nevertheless continued to defer to those whom they considered to be their "betters".

The mental-health staff continued to defer to security, acquiescing when inmates were disciplined for misconduct that was clearly related to their illnesses.

But despite the mounting pressure, Egyptian officials continued to defer to the prosecutors and courts, increasingly wary of the domestic political price of appearing to bow to America's demands.

Greater Manchester police had contacted Saints' chief executive, Mike Rush, on Monday after receiving a number of complaints from members of the public and on Tuesday continued to defer a decision on whether to refer it to the Crown Prosecution Service.

While its competitors have continued to defer delivery of new aircraft, Southwest was accepting a few new planes as soon as three months after Sept. 11.

Neither sector bosses nor policy-makers can continue to defer urgent decisions on reforming public-sector pensions, the report warns.

"Those staff that remain, on essentially the non-football side, will continue to defer part of their wages.

Meanwhile Washington should continue to defer any missile tests that would violate the treaty in its current form.

"In order for them to go far they got to continue to defer to Shaq and just feed off of him," Garnett said.

If the United States continues to defer making smart investments in our future, we will continue to fall further behind our competitors.