Sentence examples for deferral process from inspiring English sources

"What's interesting about the deferral process is that, even though I thought it wasn't right, it got me to pursue what I wanted to do in the first place," Mr. Singh said.

Congress didn't like this much and passed a law to establish a rescission process and a separate deferral process by which the President could try to withhold funds.

Participants were interviewed in the weeks immediately following deferral, in order to understand proximal responses to deferral and opportunities for improving the deferral process.

Second, the deferral process is somewhat unpleasant and introduces a level of practical and emotional hassle to what was previously an undemanding activity.

Aspects of the deferral process need to be improved to ensure individuals feel valued, and continued attention should be given to the convenience of donation, especially for those with competing obligations.

The findings highlight the need to improve communication at the time of and following deferral, to enhance aspects of the deferral process to ensure individuals feel valued, and to maintain the convenience of giving blood to increase the likelihood of return.

In this example, the process is deferral and in each time state the problem is whether to continue deferring or to stop deferring and to invest immediately with a value of 0. The problem can be solved using differential equations if the state variable is an Ito process.

Thus, miR-8 and escargot do not operate in isolation to one another, but are functioning in a common process, fine-tuning deferral versus terminal differentiation decision at individual cell level.

Young immigrants like Ms. Teodoro and Mr. Padilla who had received deportation deferrals would have a faster application process for provisional status, the first step along that pathway.

Approximately one-third of SSDI applicants are awarded benefits during the first stage of the application process, with an average processing time of 4.3 months; for those few who appeal all the way through to the deferral courts, the average processing time is 57 months (Autor and Duggan 2010).

His comments, right before his first year on the ballot, bothered me so much that I didn't vote for him that year — I needed more time to process his candidacy, a kind of deferral that is not uncommon.