Sentence examples for deferral death from inspiring English sources

It is with deep regret and disappointment we announce the indefinite deferral (death) of the last two good agriculture and food bills in Hawaii.

Considering only cancer deaths, Young and Hade 21 were not able to identify a convincing deferral or hastening of death.

But even that's not the record for deferral: Christopher Marlowe, stabbed to death in 1593, had to wait until 2002.

Person-time was calculated from inclusion date until death, permanent deferral or the end of the study, whichever came first.

Other outcomes recorded were pre-ART death or deferral of ART treatment due to patient ineligibility for ART, treatment refusal or transfer to another ART service or loss to follow-up as described previously [ 19].

Time to starting ART was further analysed using a competing risks regression model [ 20] that treated pre-ART death and deferral as competing risks to starting ART and included age, gender, calendar period, CD4 near time of TB diagnosis, and TB classification in addition to the group as defined by place of diagnosis.

Strengths of this study include inclusion of a large number of patients, precise delineation of the time delays in ART initiation and associated risk factors, the analysis of temporal trends and the recording of other patient outcomes (pre-ART death and treatment deferral).

Congress should end deferral.

Sellers tout other advantages, such as tax deferrals on capital gains and death benefits of up to ¥5m per inheritor, since annuities are exempt from inheritance taxes.

Individual tax would be due only on distribution, so individuals can enjoy significant deferral benefits, and if held until death, individual tax can be completely eliminated.

But plaintiffs attorneys in 2014 sought to end that deferral.