Sentence examples for deferrals in from inspiring English sources

He added that labor leaders should not make a big deal out of the proposal because the city's unions had accepted wage deferrals in the past, namely during the city's 1970's fiscal crisis.

The national coverage of Harvard and Columbia law students' requests for exam deferrals, in light of the trauma of shocking events and the exhausting protest activities, painted the students as spoiled and irresponsible.

But he will receive up to £7 million for 2012, including pension contributions and long-term investment deferrals, in addition to his £1.2 million salary, according to recent testimony.

While a long wait can mean that an airline is scheduled to take delivery just when a business downturn makes it least able to pay — typically resulting in deferrals — in this case, ordering during the downturn may have the opposite result.

Instances of deferrals in the remaining cases were considered as missing data and were not included in the statistical analysis (not counted in calculating the average pair-wise agreement metrics described below).

LUIS REY RAMIREZ, a Mexican graphic designer who grew up in the Bronx and received a deferral in April.

There is The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie, the Oscar-winning masterpiece of frustration and deferral in which a group of friends fails repeatedly to sit down to a meal together.

This rate reduction will be funded in part by the deferral in tax allowances for capital investment, through the reduction in the annual investment allowance and a reduction in tax depreciation rates.

"I'm a human here in this country now; I didn't feel like I was before," said Luis Rey Ramirez, 26, a Mexican graphic designer who grew up in the Bronx and was granted the deferral in April.

This post originally stated that a heterosexual man who'd used intravenous drugs could donate blood after a one-year deferral; in fact, he can donate blood one year after having sexual contact with a woman who has ever used illict intravenous drugs, but anyone who has themselves used illicit intravenous drugs is subject to an indefinite deferral.

Besides, Mr. DiQuollo added, "why not get the extra 10 months of tax deferral?" In addition to a possible increase in ordinary tax rates, the 3.8 percent Medicare payroll tax will start next year to apply to capital gains, dividends and other investment income for joint filers with at least $250,000 in income.