Sentence examples for defer entry from inspiring English sources

Any suspicion that you stayed on at university just to defer entry into the "real world" is not.

Students in this year's admissions cycle may be encouraged to defer entry in the hope of incurring lower tuition fees from September 2016 (even though they wouldn't get any benefit from doing so for at least 20 years after graduating).

In what critics say is another sign of increasing stress on the military, the Army has been forced to bring more new recruits immediately into the ranks to meet recruiting goals for 2004, instead of allowing them to defer entry until the next accounting year, which starts in October.

If you succeed in getting an offer you may then be able to defer entry to next year.

"If parents choose to defer entry, they can continue to access their entitlement to 15 hours of free early education in a setting of their choice".

But parents should have a choice about whether a child is full-time or part-time and there should be the option to defer entry until later in the school year.

Having got into Cambridge, he deferred entry to take up a two-year apprenticeship with Whiting.

Will Petley is 18 and from Farnborough, Hampshire Will has just finished his A-levels and plans to study creative writing and journalism at university but is deferring entry until 2012 so that he can take a gap year.

Cole gained a place to read Social and Political Sciences at King's College, Cambridge, but twice deferred entry before switching to study History of Art, which she commenced during Michaelmas, 2008.

(30 of these students were deferred entries from 2006.

He remains adamant that the team has not closed down, and says it now awaiting news from the FIA about if it can defer its entry from the start of this season until the beginning of 2011.