Sentence examples for deferring them from inspiring English sources

But he denied motions for similar rulings on two other patent claims, deferring them until the trial.

The plan had called for postponing about one-quarter of the allowances that would be auctioned through 2015, deferring them until 2019-20.

But once the rush to relocate had passed, the market slowed, with tenants who did not have to make decisions deferring them until market conditions become clearer.

I would have rather seen a bipartisan plan that would have dealt with the problems now, rather than deferring them and paying billions of dollars in interest".

In Madrid, or in the gloomy magnificence of his monastic palace of El Escorial, which he built (1563 84) on the slopes of the Sierra de Guadarrama, the king worked alone in his small office, giving his decisions or, as often, deferring them.

This has the advantage of eliminating all the special updates from the first part of the algorithm (while detecting all the journey routes), and deferring them to the second part (when aggregating all the information for the final update).

"But I let my career defer them.

There is no way to defer them any longer".

But his attempts to stop or at least defer them are sporadic.

Almost all of them now defer some portion of bonuses for three years, and some defer them for longer than that.

But some users are able to reduce taxes as well as defer them, and that may be upsetting the I.R.S.