Sentence examples for expected deferred from inspiring English sources

Property firm Savills said it expected "deferred demand" for expensive homes to come back into the market, but said that stamp duty changes in 2014 meant that while activity might increase in prime London markets, prices were unlikely to take off.

Though the selection of Coscette hadn't followed the sort of deliberate process Dino had expected, he deferred to Mills.

On Tuesday the Fed's policy-making committee did what most market analysts expected; it deferred the decision on whether it should begin a big new push to speed the recovery by creating money for large-scale purchases of Treasury securities, a strategy known as quantitative easing.

Saudi Arabia is expected to defer payment on a $5.9 billion oil bill.

The most talented and accomplished commoner is expected to defer to princes Harry and William.

Mr. Weill is not expected to defer to the two titled members of his board.

She challenged the rigid structure of Pakistani society, where women are expected to defer to men.

Under the rules of political etiquette, Mr. Martinez might have been expected to defer to his former mentor's choice.

The European Union has said it will take four months to look at the deal, but it is expected to defer to regulators in the United States.

Poll countdown May 4 Oslo interim agreements on Middle East peace process expire, but Yasser Arafat is expected to defer declaration of Palestinian state until next year May 17 First round of Israeli elections.

"In place of the Fourth Amendment," the judge wrote, "the people are expected to defer to the Executive Branch and its representation that it will authorize such surveillance only when appropriate".