Sentence examples for deferring for from inspiring English sources

Deferring for fear of another vehement opposition, Malachy finally was induced (1132) to accept his new prelacy.

"By deferring for a year, a single person's pension would rise to £128.01 a week, giving them an extra £627 a year.

Deferring for a year would mean the person would start getting £8,527.48, or £163.99 a week – an increase of £467.48 every year from then on.

WASHINGTON -- The Senate Banking Committee voted on Monday to send to the full Senate a Democratic bill to overhaul the nation's financial system, deferring, for now, an anticipated partisan fight over the legislation.

To illustrate, if you would be eligible for the basic state pension of £110.15 per week deferring for a full year would get you an extra £595 a year.

Andy Haldane, executive director for financial stability at the Bank of England, said deferring for three to five years was "much too short to cover the cycle in finance that now operates".

Seroprevalence of TTIs was similar in the 38 candidates deferred for TTI risk as in the non-deferred group, except for HBsAg (26.3 % versus 10.6 %; p = 0.005).

For Radcliffe, that is a ghost deferred for the moment.

Ramos has a university place deferred for a year.

Their dreams have been deferred for 18 years.

Such payments must be deferred for five years.