Welch tells his readers it is "no accident" that neither he nor they heard of Birch until years after his death — never mind that Welch's own awareness, however deferred, came from reading the official transcript of a legislative hearing.
Jews and Christians are dependent, in different ways, on an always deferred Second Coming.
These tips will make it easier for the denied and deferred applicants come March and early April-when the next big batch of decisions come out.
(The deferred principal comes due when the loan matures, or when the house is sold).
Our parents will die, and farther off, ideally deferred, will come our own steady demise.
"When it comes to all the smaller ones, don't defer, don't say whatever.
"Because all of these projects were deferred, and are coming all at once, at the end of this construction cycle, a 45,000-seat baseball stadium that cost $120 million in Baltimore in 1992 will cost a half-billion or more in New York".
Including the new fine, the civil penalties for the company total $175 million, with $140 million in cash and $35 million in deferred penalties that will come due if the company fails to meet its obligations under the agreement.
That would require exploration, which will now be deferred for years to come, although federal geological officials could potentially carry out acoustic tests to map oil reserves.
Another trick was to use zero-coupon bonds, on which interest payments are deferred until the principal comes due.Not all Drexel's corporate customers were thrilled with the price extracted for this service.
