Bain & Company, a consulting firm, is also encouraging deferred recruits to do pro bono work.On March 31st Congress overwhelmingly passed the Edward Kennedy Serve America Act.
I have the impression that Resnais's producers deferred to him and didn't ask him the hard questions about what he's trying to get at, whether things in the film make sense, whether they actually show what he wants to show, or what, in fact, he's trying to do, and now critics are similarly deferring.
Washington deferred to Greene and did not abandon the fort.
Demands for harsher austerity should be deferred to give reforms time to do their work.
The Treasury official said the department again deferred to the I.R.S. but did not mention that plan to the White House.
No. What it means is only that non-experts effectively defer to experts who do know (and don't just theorize about) the relevant reference-fixing descriptions.
Asked how many crashes were attributable to deficiencies in work-zone traffic control, Mr. Mendez could not say and deferred to an aide, who also did not have an answer.
The petition by Manohar Lal Sharma, who represents one of the defendants, Mukesh Singh, was scheduled to be heard Tuesday but was deferred to Wednesday because the court did not have sufficient time to take it up.
Yet, though he tosses a fascinating range of facts into his narrative, he doesn't defer to them — he doesn't let curiosity or the way of things undermine or erode his own power.
Finally, the physicist spoke up; we all naturally deferred to her. "Actually, the past does exist, but not as the past," she said.
