With Mr. Milosevic gone, the push for independence, which is what most ethnic Albanians want, is becoming a dream deferred.
But Evans, who worked as a coach and deferred a university place before becoming a guide, admits the accident did shake her.
East Los Angeles' dream of becoming a city, deferred for more than a half-century, appears to be on the brink of collapsing once more.
So my dream of becoming a mother is again deferred, but still intact.
Durant dodged questions about becoming a team leader by deferring to Billups and Lamar Odom, who are the team's most experienced players.
In fact, deferred prosecution, also known as pretrial diversion, is becoming the feds' preferred method for dealing with big-name corporations accused of everything from accounting fraud to paying bribes abroad in violation of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.
After becoming county board president in 1994, John Stroger deferred to Mayor Daley and worked closely with John Daley, the mayor's brother, who is chairman of the county board's finance committee.
6 7 Consequently, it might be tempting for the general ophthalmologist in a busy practice not to refer a patient with a slightly elevated nevus for B-scan ultrasonography or to defer it, with the ulterior risk of conservative treatment becoming difficult or even impossible.
Such short-term expedience cannot but exact a long-term price: this dream — and the process of democratic becoming — may be painfully, even fatally, deferred.
Pensioners should also consider alternatives to annuities, like deferring buying an annuity and going into drawdown which is becoming increasingly popular.
