Sentence examples for days defer from inspiring English sources

Lots of folks, these days, defer the decision of whether or not to circumcise to the thinking of the American Academy of Pediatrics.

The Blues have seven days to defer.

With a long-planned closure on the West Coast line in place, passengers were asked late on Boxing Day to defer journeys.

"If something comes up during the day, I defer it to swimming time.

Under the plan for deferred pay, which the civil service employees' union says will avert layoffs, furloughs and demotions of members through 2002, the employees will be paid for only 10 of every 11 days they work until payment for 10 days is deferred.

"All of us have had to use tools like freezing positions, freezing salaries, furlough days and deferring projects".

But by helping to establish a series of separate organizations and by publicly announcing that he was on a personal mission to unseat Bush, Soros signaled to other wealthy liberals that the days of deferring to the party were over.

"The days of deferring are over," said Emanuel, according to the outlet.

Inmates with self-reported HIV risks within the previous 90 days are deferred testing.

Elman et al 21 (n=854) compared 4 mg of triamcinolone (Trivaris) plus laser with ranibizumab plus prompt (within 3 10 days) or deferred (more than 24 week) laser and laser alone.

The new policy empowers the league to put any player under investigation for domestic violence on paid leave of up to seven days, and to defer a decision on any suspension until after the leave.