Sentence examples for deferred access from inspiring English sources

Maria is a beneficiary of Deferred Access for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), the federal policy that granted hundreds of thousands of immigrants protection from deportation, which the Trump Administration has now moved to end.

We also believe in broader immigration opportunities, like the protections for talented and law-abiding young people under the Deferred Access for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) Program, often called "Dreamers".

Deborah Gold, its chief executive, said it had to be good value compared to the cost of treating even those men in the trial who were in the group who had deferred access to the drug and became infected.

Two centers used a deferred consent approach.

We evaluated benefits and harms of preemptive versus deferred correction of AV access stenosis.

Perhaps the combination of access to deferred tax pool dollars and the past year's storms, floods, and wildfires will nudge more utilities and commissions to take similar steps.

Corporate bonds continue to offer excellent value to investors with access to tax-deferred accounts.

You also get the convenience of payroll deduction, tax-deferred or tax-free growth, access to potentially lower cost funds, and creditor and estate planning protections.

The G.A.O. also found that some firms overcharge veterans for services — in some cases more than $10,000 — or sell them financial products that are potentially harmful, like trusts that limit a veteran's access to the money or deferred annuities that generate income only after the veteran's death.

In order to access practitioners who had experience of deferred consent the questionnaire was also distributed to practitioners who were actively recruiting to the CATCH trial at the time that this survey was conducted.

The chief executive line for a £1.5 million bonus for 2012 that will be paid in deferred shares that he will not be able to access until 2018.