"In these times, with the overall health of the fund, we could see COLAs being deferred for a time until the fund is solvent again," he said.
They lowered underwriting standards and offered a bevy of "affordability" products like extra-long-term or "interest-only" mortgages (in which principal payments are deferred for a time) and loans with low teaser interest rates, known as hybrid mortgages, that balloon after a few years.
The entire program — including budgetary room for public investment and a moderate upfront jobs package — could be enacted now and deferred for a limited time with a serious mechanism to guarantee implementation.
But gains can be deferred for a long time, and a tax deferred is a tax diminished.
In this population, around one in four adults now present for HIV care with a CD4 cell count > 500 cells/μl [7]; our finding that most of such adults had not become eligible during follow-up is consistent with regional natural history data [35] and suggests that risks of treatment failure and costs of treatment could be deferred for a considerable time.
"We would allow a student to defer for a year, but never to matriculate full time at another college," Ms. Inzer said.
If I am accepted, may I defer for a year?
Speaking earlier in the year, Mark Carney, the governor of the Bank of England, told the BBC's Andrew Marr that bank bonuses should be deferred for a "very long time" to ensure bad practice was not rewarded.
Still, the desire to make art remains, even if it must be deferred for a period of time.
In some cases, payment may be deferred for a period of time, allowing you the chance to broker reselling deals or direct sales to consumers before that payment is due.
Whether rulings issued under a Presidential threat of court-packing should be valid, we may defer for another time.
