Sentence examples for deferral from from inspiring English sources

Is there a subtext related to Margy's daughter's deferral from Colgate? Could next month's book maybe be more cheerful, for once?

Like other media companies, Disney saw improvement in television operations during the quarter, notably at ESPN, which benefited from a revenue deferral from the previous quarter.

Meanwhile, Russia's defence minister, Sergei Shoigu, announced that all Crimean men of conscription age will get a deferral from the draft for one year.

But Dr. Wilson says the A.M.A. is still holding out for such a permanent fix; at the organization's request, Mr. Reid removed another temporary deferral from the health care bill.

For the 2010 bonus round, which will begin in the coming days, it has increased the amount of a bonus that is subject to deferral from 40% to 60%.

Is there a subtext related to Margy's daughter's deferral from Colgate? Could next month's book maybe be more cheerful, for once? 4. Book-club members who have actually read this book have called its plot "depressing," "disgusting," and "too much about poor people".

Deferrals from prior years increased by £700m relative to 2009.

Under the program, young people who qualify receive deferrals from deportation for two years.

Increased travel to tropical climates and more people having tattoos also increased the number of short-term deferrals from donation.

That is not to say that some staff will not take home bumper payouts, particularly as deferrals from previous years kick in.

"Travel to more exotic places, tattoos and investigations – such as endoscopy – are becoming more common and these lead to short-term deferrals from donation.