Sentence examples for have deferred for from inspiring English sources

But American commanders, preparing new battle orders, appeared to have deferred for the time being any decision to mount full-scale assaults on the rebels, weighing the consequences for their wider aim of bringing stability to Iraq.

Having deferred for two years to act full-time, she is finding it difficult to take a break from her rapidly snowballing career to return to academe.

The delegates were sworn to strict secrecy to ensure no leaks.The price for such a sweeping concession: $360m, payment of most of which the FIA has deferred for many years.

The proposal was that the cast would return to their original salaries in week three of the London run, and be reimbursed what they had deferred for the first two weeks by the end of week six.

The Liverpudlian has deferred for a year but gives the impression it will be longer than 12 months before she is back in the classroom, her talk of returning to university scattered with ifs and buts.

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.

In the factory city of Dongguan, adjacent to Guangzhou, many plants have deferred reopening for up to three weeks for lack of orders from the United States and Europe, said Eddie Leung, the chairman of the Dongguan Association of Foreign Invested Enterprises.

American companies that have deferred taxes for years on the profits they made overseas could be in line for a windfall from Congress.

Yes, as White House aides never tire of pointing out, other presidents back to Eisenhower have deferred deportation for specific groups facing wars or persecution.

Crushing debt is also stopping young people from reaching the big, conventional economic milestones capitalism expects of us: 34 percent have delayed buying a house; 31 percent have deferred saving for retirement; 29 percent have postponed buying a car.

At only 24, he plans to stick with Athlete Ally for life and he has deferred from law school for another year to do just that.