Sentence examples for deferment in from inspiring English sources

Teaching leads to deferment in most cases.

In 1970, with his last deferment in jeopardy, he landed a coveted spot in the Marine Reserve, which virtually guaranteed that he would not be sent to Vietnam.

Putting Mr. Cheney's record in the spotlight, Mr. Kerry said that he "got every deferment in the world and decided he had better things to do".

Meanwhile any lingering Christmas cheer among the Johnston Press editorial ranks has evaporated with the news of another "deferment" in a staff pay deal.

That is reasonable, since those loans were backed by taxpayer dollars and flexibly structured so that borrowers could receive deferment in tough times and resume payments when their finances improved.

Now, after an unusually long deferment in this age of simulcasts, Moore's self-confessed "love letter to Scotland" is going to take a belated bow in the country where it was actually filmed.

The report says in a footnote that "these delinquency rates for student loans are likely to understate actual delinquency rates because almost half of these loans are currently in deferment or in grace periods and therefore temporarily not in the repayment cycle," adding, "This implies that among loans in the repayment cycle delinquency rates are roughly twice as high".

Half the money in the deal is deferred, but Friedman said the deferments in the contracts of Kendrick and fellow free-agent signee Scott Kazmir did not reflect any financial limitations imposed by Dodgers ownership.

President Richard M. Nixon did away with student deferments in 1971, and the draft ended in 1973.

President Nixon did away with student deferments in 1971 and the draft ended in 1973.

(French Canadians have traditionally been reluctant to fight what they consider British wars, and it was not difficult to obtain draft deferments in Quebec).