Sentence examples for defer completion from inspiring English sources
Members then have three choices: (i) complete the questionnaire immediately, (ii) defer completion to another time, or (iii) refuse completion.
But officials in the Bloomberg administration argued that a Superfund designation could set off legal battles with the polluters and defer completion of the cleanup for decades.
Seeking to avoid conflict, and hoping that protesters could be convinced to stand down, the campus decided to defer completion of the needed work in the park.
Such a practice would be open to abuse; by deferring completion of some major course requirement, a student could gain an advantage over his or her classmates by obtaining additional time to do a superior job.
Such a practice would be open to abuse; by deferring completion of some major course requirement, a student could gain advantage over his or her classmates by obtaining additional time to do a superior job.
A few initiatives were deferred pending completion of work on related initiatives.
They may, however, teach in the second semester of the second year, deferring the completion of their required course work to the first semester of the third year.
I can rigorously prioritize and decide that some will be quickly finished and others postponed, or I can spread the money across all the projects, deferring the completion dates for all of them but postponing none.
Her sentencing was deferred pending her completion of an 18-month drug rehabilitation program, a spokeswoman for the district attorney's office said.
The final sentence of the committee report read: "The panel does not, however, recommend that the deployment of technology within America's schools be deferred pending the completion of such research". In fact, research conducted by Duke University economists Jacob Vigdor and Helen Ladd in the early 2000s yielded unexpected results.
Finally, following graduation there are opportunities primarily for students going on to law, medical, seminary, dental, or veterinary school to defer the service obligation until completion of their graduate studies.
