"deferral by" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to indicate that something has been delayed or postponed by a certain person or entity. Example: The project was initially scheduled to be completed by August, but due to budget constraints, the finalization has been deferred by the management until December.
A similar request for deferral, by 21-year-old Tolokonnikova, is still pending.
Mr Obama wants to roll back this "deferral" by allowing firms to deduct the cost of investments abroad from their tax bill only once they have paid taxes on foreign profits.
"We know this is the year," said Mr. Cabrera, who came here illegally when he was 4 years old and was recently granted a deportation deferral by the Obama administration.
"The application for a deferral by Maria Alyokhina's lawyer, Oksana Darova, shall be refused.
By exploiting the stochastic processes, it is possible to determine the value of deferral by solving a dynamic program using a least squares Monte Carlo simulation.
In other words, you might undercut the benefits of tax deferral by paying a much higher rate than needed on your gains.
About 70 communities had been approved for deferrals by the middle of last week.
"So far, we have experienced a minimal impact on backlog, with only a handful of deferrals by U.S. carriers.
Using a design with four categories of group composition (minority, balanced, majority, homogeneous) and two categories of tasks (sex-typical, sex-atypical) we found that the sex composition of the group interacted with the sex typicality of the task to influence both positive deferrals by group members and individual performance in groups.
A second option would be to allow temporary legal status for the parents of young people already granted deportation deferrals by the Obama administration.
You will forfeit the benefit of tax-deferral by distributing the money all at once, and you'll also have to pay income taxes if you choose to do this, which can have the effect of throwing away a lot of this money all at once.
