Sentence examples for deferrals to from inspiring English sources

"Some of the for-profit companies have admitted that they used tactics like automatic forbearances or deferrals to push defaults outside the window the government looks at".

Now, the same activists are pressing the president and his top advisers to expand the deferrals to a much broader cross-section of illegal immigrants.

Growing numbers of high school students have opted to take a "gap year" before entering college, and many colleges offer one-year deferrals to students they admit.

A recent dress rehearsal, on a smaller scale, came last year when the Obama administration offered deportation deferrals to young people here illegally who came when they were children.

Because the lower price means the government would lose about $3.5 billion in tax revenue for the next financial year, Mr. Rudd has proposed nearly $3.7 billion in cuts or deferrals to public spending, including environmental programs.

AMR CORPORATION, Fort Worth, the world's largest airline, said it had deferred until after 2003 the deliveries of seven additional aircraft originally set for next year, bringing the total of deferrals to 36 out of 45 scheduled deliveries.

He said Africans supported a deferral to allow more time for talks.

Foreigners have always been horrified by American parents' deferral to their children's prerogatives.

And what if the President, by deference, understands only deferral to himself?

Technically, the state runs the subways, so his deferral to Cuomo makes sense in terms of structure, if not exposure.

Maybe they would have liked him, and viewed his disdain for everything related to the New Deal as an example of deferral to the Old Deal.