When Ms. Colner's BMW recently came due for its 90,000-mile service check, she deferred the work.
Although the elevators in Jacob's building were due to be modernized in 2004, the authority said it deferred the work twice because of federal cutbacks.
The elevators were scheduled to be modernized in 2004, but the Housing Authority deferred the work twice because of cutbacks in federal financing.
Mr. Wetzler said that, since the vast majority of whitebark pine trees grow on lands belonging to the Forest Service, the declaration that the listing is "warranted but precluded" would lead foresters to adopt some safeguards for the trees but defer the extensive work of identifying critical habitat and taking other steps to protect them until a formal listing is made.
His many art galleries defer to the work rather than make "iconic" statements.
Our report did not look specifically at the impact of high-skilled foreign workers on employment, so we will defer to the work of others in this answer.
In his introduction to The Descent, Darwin partially excused himself for only passing reference to human antiquity by deferring to the work of Jacques Boucher de Perthes, Charles Lyell, his protégé Sir John Lubbock, and others.
Alan Milburn, who chairs the Social Mobility and Child Poverty Commission, on Sunday warned that the current policy on in-work benefits would "merely defer the pain" for low-income families.
We welcome the fact that they are doing everything they can to avoid politicising the Charter Review process, and the decision about future funding, by deferring that work until after the general election.
However, cloud-based security solutions often remedy the situation somewhat by requiring the least involvement from the client and deferring the bulk of the work to the WAF provider and its teams of experts.
So-called immediate perception therefore lacks the certainty of immediacy itself, a certainty that must be deferred to the working out of a complete system of experience.
