Sentence examples for deferring to from inspiring English sources

Fallujah's police chief shows up, clearly deferring to Eifan's authority.

One former regulator warned against deferring to the banks.

The Saudis are also sticklers for deferring to age.

The Sauds are also sticklers for deferring to age.

Meanwhile I'm deferring to 20-year-old photo editors".

And deferring to his reticence, his wife never said more.

He denied that France was just deferring to the US.

"Joe will decide," he said, deferring to his manager.

That means restoring community, rebuilding institutions and deferring to authority.

"Deferring to the proposed order is basically deferring to the state's interpretation of the evidence," Harcourt says.

Collective action, nearly always preferable to the unilateral version, should entail America deferring to its allies as well as the allies deferring to America.