Sentence examples for deferring into from inspiring English sources

"It's misleading to talk to people about the benefits of deferral without explaining they're deferring into a black hole," says Robert Gordon, president of Twenty-First Securities. Twenty-First Securities

It would also require a return to final status peace negotiations, which Mr. Sharon wants to defer into the future.

But lawyers' income could be at risk when a portion of their compensation is deferred into plans sponsored by the law firm.

The banks reaffirmed commitments that a "significant proportion" of any bonuses would be deferred into shares and be subject to significant vesting periods.

The committee thinks of Kline as a maker of objects, but much of the making has been deferred into the future.

The chief executive, though, did not take any of the bonus in cash, as he could have done, and instead had all the bonus deferred into shares.

"Unfortunately there seems to be a belief that these types of issues can be deferred into some sort of future activity.

The annual bonus will pay out at 95.7% of the maximum with half due to be deferred into shares under Tesco policy.

The £1.45m bonus for Daniels had been deferred into shares in two equal tranches, which he was to receive in March 2013 and March 2014.

Both executives offered to defer more of their cash bonus into shares, to "demonstrate their commitment to the business at this early stage of the turnaround," she said, so 75% of the bonus has been deferred into shares.

In the early process at Princeton, you either will be admitted, deferred into the regular decision round — where you will be reviewed again with the entire applicant pool — or refused.