Sentence examples for deferral that from inspiring English sources

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.

The tax deferral that comes with deferred annuities is costly, unless you live for centuries.

That forgoes decades of extra tax deferral that could result had she rolled the IRA into her own name and named her children as heirs.

In December, after years of protests against this discriminatory and outdated policy, the FDA proposed moving from a lifetime ban to a "deferral" that requires gay and bisexual men to be celibate for one year in order to be eligible to donate blood.

Deferral may diminish donors' expectation of successful subsequent donations, and furthermore, the mandatory six month deferral period means donors have no opportunity for profitable enactment for half a year, nor any contact from the blood service (beyond notification of test results in the week following deferral) that could serve to keep their identity in mind.

Put an S&P 500 stock fund in an annuity and you will be gaining scant deferral that you couldn't have had merely by buying and holding the SPDR 500 in your brokerage account.

Their only hope is an audience with the mysterious Madame, who is rumoured to offer deferrals that allow these clones to live for a time as normal people.

Initiated by an executive action, the program grants deportation deferrals that must be renewed after two years, and it does not provide any legal immigration status.

** These two twisting sentences, full of qualifications and deferrals that recall the patient syntax of Henry James, pose a narrative question that the reader feels compelled to unravel: what made the girl kill herself so soon after her honeymoon?

These two twisting sentences, full of qualifications and deferrals that recall the patient syntax of Henry James, pose a narrative question that the reader feels compelled to unravel: what made the girl kill herself so soon after her honeymoon?

CHICAGO — Tens of thousands of young illegal immigrants waited excitedly in lines as long as a mile and thronged to information sessions across the country on Wednesday, the first day that a federal immigration agency began accepting applications for deportation deferrals that include permits to work legally.