Sentence examples for deferred to after from inspiring English sources

Intake of all medications except the immunosuppressive drugs was deferred to after the clamp procedure.

No, Wright maintained, he was first and foremost being true to himself when he agreed to an eight-year, $138 million deal with the Family Wilpon, with part of the money deferred to long after retirement.

She considered running for the position of Democratic Caucus Vice-Chairman for the 110th Congress, but deferred to incumbent John Larson after Rahm Emanuel chose to run for caucus chair, which Larson had been running for.

We noticed that 11% of our patients had HAART initiation deferred to between 31 60 days after TB treatment.

Those who've come after have more often deferred to that spirit rather than tried to keep up with it.

Why does someone like me defer to a policeman, after all?

The call for mass mobilization thrust the general into the center of Egypt's contentious politics, raising questions about his ambitions while contradicting the military's pledges to defer to civilian leaders after removing Mr. Morsi.

He faulted Kennedy for deferring to university officials, particularly after Kennedy had suggested in the earlier decision that the court would demand stricter proof of the need for such a program. .

Conductors on their way out often defer to their successors, who will, after all, have to live with the new musicians, and vice versa.

Citing an ambiguity in the law's wording, the court said it would defer to the Obama Administration — which, after all, pushed the law through.

Was there a psychological gamesmanship at work when Nadal would defer to Federer as the greatest after another beatdown on the Grand Slam stage?