Sentence examples for deferred before from inspiring English sources

The Bank also warned against expecting a rapid rebound in economic activity in the event of a vote to stay in the EU given some business projects that had been deferred before the vote could take time to restart.

Cole gained a place to read Social and Political Sciences at King's College, Cambridge, but twice deferred entry before switching to study History of Art, which she commenced during Michaelmas, 2008.

As a result, much-needed improvements in administrative systems are almost always deferred… and deferred… and deferred… sometimes until right before they IPO.

People who had deferred compensation plans before 2005 may be able to access them now.

Students who had already commenced or deferred their course before budget day would not face uncapped fees.

Dangleis put the deferred compensation plan before the City Council on Jan.

"Secretary Clinton, did you lie to them?" Bernie graciously deferred on Benghazi before putting (this enrages Hillary) his verbal knife into Hillary -- criticizing her regime change approach in Libya and her support for the Iraq war.

In 2012 in Colorado, the bureau offered parcels near Mesa Verde National Park for lease, only to defer them before a February auction this year.

As so often when one ventures into delicate parts, expectation outstrips reality; or put another way, there's only so long you can defer gratification before you go and put on the kettle instead.

They pressed on, deferring salaries before closing a funding round with London-based Doughty Hanson Technology Ventures for more than $3 million in April 2009.

The private equity buyout saddled the company with more than $1 billion in debt, leading Gymboree to cut costs and defer investments before filing for court protection in June 2017.