"He was feeling it," said Rogers, who deferred and ran through the ball, leaving it for Kljestan, whose free kick climbed over the wall and dived into the upper left corner of the net.
And in an interview today aboard his campaign plane, Mr. Cheney said he would defer to his running mate's views on the matter.
There are systemic reasons why democratic governments frequently behave foolishly: Politicians' constant incentive is to confer current benefits on targeted beneficiaries and to defer costs (by running deficits).
This winter, about a thousand participants in the company's energy-conservation program will receive small plug-in boxes that glow red when power demand peaks, urging them to turn off space heaters, defer dishwasher runs, or otherwise save electricity.
States often defer the business of running elections to local counties, which have even less expertise (and money) than statehouses.
The separation in two levels is useful for deferring at run-time decisions that may be affected by the application context.
In April, the Government also plans to launch the Homeowner Mortgage Support Scheme, which will help to provide lenders with more flexibility to allow their customers to defer payments if they run into difficulty.
Owing to Monday's heat — which crested at eighty-seven degrees Fahrenheit around 3 P.M., when half of those still trying to finish had been reduced to a walk — the organizers had allowed entrants to defer their qualification and run it next year.
Before the housing bust and recession forced many people to defer retirement and to run up debt, lenders marketed the pension-based loan largely to military members as a risk-free option for older Americans looking to take a dream vacation or even buy a yacht.
And François Hollande, the party leader (and Ms Royal's partner), chose not to run, deferring to her greater popularity and his inability to rally support as a compromise choice.Less than a year ago, Ms Royal's candidacy was dismissed by Socialist grandees as preposterous.
If that happens, Mr. Heastie said, he will defer to Mr. Seabrook and run in 2002 for the Assembly seat now held by Samuel D. Bea Jr. "The assemblyman has said that he will not run in 2002," Mr. Heastie said.
