Greig was not the type of captain to defer a challenge and, on winning the toss at Lord's, chose to bat.
Gluttons for punishment, Mets pitchers almost unanimously agree that they would rather go after Bonds and suffer the consequences than defer the challenge and put him on first base.
If Alex tells Jane that tonight there will be a snow storm and Jane passes on to another that school will be closed tomorrow because the storm will require a snow day, she cannot defer a challenge to how she knows that the school is closed back to Alex.
"We can establish objectives that defer that challenge into the future.
The exclusion criteria were as follows: clinical signs of hemorrhage, inability to defer fluid challenge for several minutes, arrhythmia, use of compression stockings and a contraindication to passive leg raising (PLR).
A second part of the hearing was deferred after lawyers challenged the court's jurisdiction and requested that their clients undergo independent medical examination.
In an NHS facing short-term targets, it is all too easy to defer long-term challenges.
"It is encouraging to have a governor who recognizes when action is needed instead of a governor who made a habit of deferring problems and challenges," said Assemblyman Joseph J. Roberts Jr., a Camden Democrat who is also chairman of the state's Democratic Party.
Its criticism of other utilities is part of "a very clear, longstanding split" between companies that made the leap and those that deferred the investment or even challenged the rules in court, said John Walke, a coal expert at the Natural Resources Defense Council.
By giving up Gaza, which has 1.3 million Palestinians and only 7,500 Jewish settlers, Israel could defer this demographic challenge for many years.
Deferring gratification, while challenging, will lead to long-term career success and happiness.
