Sentence examples for deferred business from inspiring English sources

Let's hope that the studios and AMPTP recognize that next year is the time to deal with deferred business and negotiate in a more moderate fashion, or we may see a joint SAG-WGA (and possibly AFTRA) strike.

Congress often defers business till after the president's State of the Union address, scheduled for Jan . 24 this year

Teams supply M.L.B. with quarterly reports that detail revenues, debt, expenses, deferred compensation, business projections and changes to their finances.

Meanwhile unbilled deferred revenue — business that is contracted but unbilled and off the balance sheet — was up to $2.7 billion from $2.2 billion a year ago.

States often defer the business of running elections to local counties, which have even less expertise (and money) than statehouses.

Perhaps it's the fixity of the photograph, which has stopped time and deferred the grubby business of eating, but it looks as solemnly ritualistic as any state occasion.

These large capital purchases will be deferred until the business is profitably established.

It was deferred indefinitely, leaving small business supporters of the legal change and big business opponents locked in an endless cycle of lobbying and uncertainty.

In another move that could be construed as hindering business, Dr. McClellan deferred a decision on whether to allow silicone breast implants back on the market after more than a decade-long hiatus.

Billson was due to take a presentation on his plan to last week's cabinet meeting but Abbott announced it had been deferred, and the small business lobby believes it has now been "pushed out into the never never" due to lobbying by senior ministers and the Business Council of Australia.

There are, however, a few interest deductions you might miss while burning the midnight oil, including interest on estate taxes that have been deferred, interest on a business loan and certain types of investment-related interest.