Sentence examples for elected to defer from inspiring English sources

On Monday the university debated the issue, tabled by the students 18 months ago, and elected to defer its decision.

The S.E.C. also participated in the settlement talks but elected to defer a penalty, pending Citigroup's efforts to comply with the settlement.

In other words, whatever is nominally at stake on "America's Next Top Model," the suspense of the show clearly comes from the fact that these vulnerable young women have elected to defer to a hokey panel to tell them, on UPN and for all the world, that they're tacky, mean or fat.

Eleven of 14 patients preferred the RSA ON arm, and 6 of those 11 elected to defer the ablation procedure.

Kansas won the toss and elected to defer its choice until the second half.

Michigan won the coin toss and elected to defer to the second half, and Alabama opened play with a three-and-out.

The Buccaneers called tails and won the toss, electing to defer.

You can elect to defer the exit tax.

A special tax rule allows you to elect to defer the determination of profit motive until the fourth year of your "business," or sixth year in the case of an activity involving horses.

For example, by using prosecution guidelines, prosecutors can elect to defer prosecution in cases where the corporation cooperates with investigatory agents and takes remedial actions to remedy its illegal behaviors.

To pursue a career in scientific research, these bright, young people--who could easily make much more money doing something else--elect to defer just compensation in order to undergo an extensive period of training.