Sentence examples for deferred letters from inspiring English sources

These have found a clever way around credit ceilings imposed by the central bank, preferring to "confirm", or guarantee, deferred letters of credit issued by importers.

She will receive a one-time payment of $475,000, reflecting vested retirement benefits to which she was contractually entitled, as well as unused vacation time and "other deferred compensation," the letter noted.

We write only to explain that there is clear executive authority for several forms of administrative relief for DREAM Act beneficiaries: deferred action, parole-in-place, and deferred enforced departure," the letter reads.

Lindsay Garrett, chairwoman of the New Era residents association, said the letter only deferred the eviction plans.

Lindsay Garrett, chair of the New Era residents association, said the letter only deferred the eviction plans.

Representatives from Ford, GM and Fiat Chrysler declined to answer questions Wednesday and deferred to the Auto Alliance letter.

"Too many dreams are being deferred or denied by a form letter canceling a line of credit".

In previous years, expenditures in these categories have been deferred, but Ochoa said in his letter to employees that those moves were no longer an option.

He said I was nowhere near the top of the waitlist, but he liked my handwritten letters pleading for admission after getting deferred and then waitlisted.

The budget concessions, announced by the chancellor in a letter to the Treasury select committee, were deferred until the Commons was no longer sitting.

For students who have been deferred by a college, act on their follow-up letter and/or instructions.