Sentence examples for deferred a statement from inspiring English sources

"It should be noted that since the first edition in 1957, no Africa Cup of Nations has ever been a postponed or deferred," a statement from the Cairo-based organisation said last month after news of Morocco's request first broke.

The office of Brian Kemp, Handel's Republican successor as secretary of state, deferred to a statement from Kennesaw State.

His lawyer, Paul S. Meyer, defers to a statement.

"These payments are statutorily required and necessary to deliver on the pension benefits promised to San Bernardino employees as a form of deferred compensation," the statement said.

Whether to defer a college education.

Deferring a tax deduction can also save.

Deferring a bonus or promotion.

A spokesman for Mr. Cuomo, now New York's governor, deferred to the statement from the attorney general's office.

He said nothing on Wednesday evening about monetary policy, deferring the subject to a statement to be issued on Sept. 20.

"The Court's decision," the auction house said in a statement, "defers to another day all the key questions: whether Cambodia declared ownership of the statue with the clarity required by due process; whether the good faith purchase of the statue in 1975 defeats Cambodia's claim, and whether Sotheby's knew the statue belonged to Cambodia".

"We're aware that campaigns and related organizations and individuals are targeted by actors with a variety of motivations— from philosophical differences to espionage — and capabilities— from defacements to intrusions," Clapper's spokesman Brian Hale said in a statement, deferring to the FBI for details on specific incidents.