Sentence examples for deferred across from inspiring English sources
"K-12 school textbook spending, unlike higher education, is driven predominantly by government procurement funding by local municipality and state budgets, many of which were either cut or deferred across the country in 2009," said Tina Jordan, vice president of the association.
Mr. Obama paid particular attention to education, declaring that more than 50 years after the Supreme Court's landmark segregation case, Brown v. Board of Education, "the dream of a world-class education is still being deferred all across this country" as African-American students lag behind white classmates in reading and math.
Barclays, in contrast, deferred 70 percent of its regulated employees' compensation across the whole firm in 2011.
It broke up in acrimony amid failure to agree on a new system of binding quotas for refugees being shared across the EU and other decisions being deferred until next month.
As part of the settlement the bank agreed to plead guilty to a criminal charge of wire fraud across the Atlantic, entering into the by now standard deferred prosecution agreement with the US Department of Justice.
A routinely deferred invasive strategy aiming to facilitate revascularization after stabilizing the culprit lesion predominates across China.
This increase was observed across all cancer networks as more men may be opting for deferred treatment.
This time, because of how studiously he deferred to the young people and to their aspirations, the anecdote did not come across so critically, playing less as a post mortem than as practical advice.
For any discrepancy in number of outbreak cases, we deferred to the CDC reports to ensure consistency in the period of data collection across all outbreaks included in the review.
Necessary maintenance was deferred.
