Suu Kyi — "the Lady," in the almost universal indirect address — remains the country's iconic dissident figure, and her party is paralyzed as it awaits her endlessly deferred release.
Suu Kyi—"the Lady," in the almost universal indirect address remains the country's iconic dissident figure, and her party is paralyzed as it awaits her endlessly deferred release.
Although the campaign released the transcript, aides deferred releasing the outtakes of the documentary that included the comments, citing the difficulty of locating the relevant footage in about 100 hours of film.
After repeatedly announcing and deferring release dates, 3D Realms announced in 2001 that it would be released simply "when it's done".
The firm said it had deferred the release of new homes on to the market and that reservations for new homes fell 20% in the run-up to the referendum.
CNN-IBN reported that although Kahaani was ready before The Dirty Picture, distributors deferred its release, fearing that Vidya's role of a sexy siren (in The Dirty Picture) after that of a pregnant woman might not be received well.
Additionally, when Netflix artificially defers a release for later, anime creators lose out, too.
"The talk that you're hearing out of Microsoft and Micron about weak PC sales entirely relates to the corporate market," where purchases were deferred until the release of Windows 2000 on Feb. 17, he said.
Barclays insisted the pair would not receive any "severance payment" but conceded that "in future years they will be considered for the release of deferred compensation awards built up during the time of their employment at Barclays".
Michael Murphy, editor of the California Technology Stock Letter, said, for example, that PC makers had a slower-than-expected first quarter, largely because corporations deferred purchases until the release of Windows 2000 on Feb. 17. "In the O.E.M. or corporate market, nobody bought until Windows 2000 was out because nobody likes to upgrade an operating system," Mr. Murphy said.
But those unhelpful interventions pale in comparison with Sheridan's article, alleging that the Turnbull government's defence white paper that was released last week had deferred by "almost a decade" Australia's new submarines.
