Sentence examples for has deferred that from inspiring English sources

South Korea has the funds to provide its own protection but for too long has deferred that responsibility to the United States.

Our president has deferred to that view.

Both houses approved a nonbinding resolution, largely along party lines, urging Congress to adopt new immigration laws that provide a way for immigrants to gain citizenship and asking Trump to continue the Obama administration policy that has deferred the deportation of immigrants brought to this country as minors.

Similarly, the American Cancer Society has deferred a series of ads that focused on women with newly diagnosed cases of breast cancer.

But it is worth remembering that Trump has deferred to the military on almost every security issue that has cropped up during his administration.

When asked in interviews what made her feel that she could get to the complex core of Amy Elliott-Dunne, an enviably cool wife whose disappearance reveals a surprising hidden character, Pike has deferred to Fincher, noting that he detected in her a "dark side".

He describes the character's arc as finally confronting the pain of loss that he has deferred for years by fighting criminals balanced against the need to internalize that pain lest he give into his emotions and become the killer the city already believes him to be.

CORRECTION: An earlier version of this article understated the amount of private funds that Sarbanes has deferred, and clarified the amount of small-donor contributions he intends to raise before using that money.

Such was the outrage that BCAP has deferred any decision.

Finance director Bruce Van Saun admitted that the bank would again not pay corporation tax in 2011 as it has deferred tax assets of £6.3bn that it can use up before paying any tax, £3.8bn of which relates to the UK.

Lilly also noted that its overall reported worldwide tax rate for 2006 — which includes taxes paid to other countries and taxes that it has deferred but will theoretically pay at some future date — was about 20percentt in 2006.