Sentence examples for deferred so long from inspiring English sources

To make itself clear, Moscow is to increase its military presence in Crimea and introduce tariffs for Ukrainian exports to Russia that will be deferred so long as Ukraine does not implement the agreement with Europe.

Congress gave these folks a jolt of adrenaline in 1997 when it decreed that profits made from financing brand-new businesses are tax- deferred so long as they are rolled into new startups within 60 days.

"We want the bill to be deferred so that we can make it better.

The sentences were deferred so that Queen Anne could have a chance to examine the proceedings.

But in this movie, because the audience has been waiting for it the entire film, his singing voice is a welcome crescendo that finally fulfills the expectation set at the beginning and deferred for so long.

At the same time the idea of a child killer being released back into the community, a threat so long deferred, had a genuine horror to it.

United States tax law allows American companies to defer paying taxes on foreign profits so long as the profits are invested outside the United States.

As so often when one ventures into delicate parts, expectation outstrips reality; or put another way, there's only so long you can defer gratification before you go and put on the kettle instead.

To avoid charging corporations every time an employee commits a crime, the government often relies on so-called deferred prosecution agreements, which suspend an indictment so long as the company improves its behavior.

In effect, that is what Mr. Obama is already doing, and will continue doing so long as Iran defers weaponization and North Korea is kept in check.

Courts generally defer to Congress's taxation decisions and definitions so long as they constitute a "genuine revenue-raising device," Professor Balkin said, and so the health insurance mandate is likely to pass muster.