Sentence examples for far deferred from inspiring English sources

The Republican Party has so far deferred to Democrats on the changes, waiting to see the outcome of the back-and-forth.

They'd come this far deferring the decision that both parties must have known for some time to be inevitable, so why not hang on for another week and thus provide something interesting to write about in previewing the tumult of the Zurich Premiership?

Far from deferring the day of reckoning, many believe that acceptance of the draconian conditions attached to the latest loan deal will only bring it closer to the precipice.

So far, Mr. Obama has deferred to Congress.

The courts have deferred far too often to the president.

Despite such big benefits, Mr Kim's obligation to come clean about his nuclear past was never nailed down and was deferred for far too long.

The strange thing about the move to radical populism in politics is how much, so far, the young have deferred to the systems designed by the old.

Had they asked about bookings (far down and greatly deferred) rather than assumed the worst because that made the most bloodcurdling headlines?

Others have gone so far as to revoke deferred compensation owed to a defendant convicted of insider trading without resorting to the courts, essentially daring the former employee to sue to recover any amounts owed.

Any bonus he has earned for his role as head of retail at RBS so far this year will be deferred till 2017, when it will be paid in shares.

Also, any bonus he has earned for his role as head of retail at RBS so far this year will be deferred till 2017, when it will be paid in shares.