Sentence examples for extended deferral from inspiring English sources
Typically, we do grant an extension beyond two years, provided the JDP candidate will continue to engage in productive work experience or academic pursuits during their extended deferral period.
This type of annuity can provide significant income at a relatively low cost because of the extended deferral period and the fact that annuities that begin at a later age have a much higher payout rate due to the shorter payout period.
The Commission shall review the necessity to extend deferral annually.
The Bank of England governor, Mark Carney, is also opposed to the restrictions and has written to the Treasury select committee to promise a new consultation this month on tougher measures to claw back bonuses and to extend the deferral period for bonuses from three to five years, in line with recommendations by last year's parliamentary commission on banking standards.
Careful thought must be given both to any unitholder voting, notice, or consent rights that might be triggered by the acquisition and to the form of consideration to be offered in the transaction to unitholders who prefer to extend their tax deferral by rolling over their equity rather than taking the cash consideration offered to REIT shareholders.
Still, the regulations should make a difference: they apply to a wider group of employees, make pay susceptible to clawbacks for seven years, and extend the bonus-deferral period.
"It's just hard that pursuing my education would have all these negative effects on my life". Her two brothers qualified for Obama's first deportation deferral program, in 2012, which extended temporary protection to certain young people who were living in the U.S. illegally after being brought to the U.S. as children.
If the Hib vaccine shortage and deferral of the 12 15 month booster dose in the United States extended indefinitely, the model predicts relatively little change in the incidence of invasive Hib in children <5 of age for the first 3 years under either shortage scenario.
Additionally, since the Graduate Division normally retains application documents for only two years, and since there is a possibility that some deferrals may extend beyond two years, departments should secure applicants' records from the Graduate Division.
