Sentence examples for deferred to longer from inspiring English sources

As more family physicians are trained in a shorter time to work more widely as expert generalists in team-based ambulatory care (including a community health centre) in the NHI environment there are skills sets e.g. hospitalist care, rural health, management or education that could be deferred to longer elective training as 'sub-specialties' or special interests.

He emphasised the sensible measures the government and regulators have already put in place: a levy on banks' risky borrowing that should raise £2.5 billion ($3.9 billion) a year, and tough new rules to ensure most bonus payments are deferred, to encourage longer-term decision-making (though Mr Osborne is keen to take the credit for the latter, they were actually written by European regulators).

Youthful journalists no longer deferred to military authority, and some were driven to compete with their young contemporaries in the newly minted, increasingly blue-collar junior officer corps.

This responsibility can no longer be deferred to the ordering physician.

Judge Walter said that he would have liked to sentence Mr. Lerach to a "substantially" longer prison term, but deferred to a plea agreement with prosecutors that was reached Sept. 18, which called for a maximum of two years.

But if citizens had deferred to conventional wisdom about what was doable, many more people in Darfur would no longer be with us today.

He deferred to Idzik.

On technical questions, everybody deferred to Peanuts.

Obama has deferred to a growing isolationism.

So far, Mr. Obama has deferred to Congress.

The State Department has deferred to the Department of Defense.