Sentence examples for having to defer from inspiring English sources

Its statutes say nothing about having to defer to regional courts.

He is thought to bristle at having to defer to George Osborne, the much younger chancellor of the exchequer.

Capello is his own man and the thought of having to defer authority to anyone else would have been unacceptable.

"Mambo" from "West Side Story," an encore that allowed the orchestra to kick up its heels without having to defer to singers at all, was livelier still.

Why am I having to defer to her about what films she can defend?" said Stephen Margolis, chief executive director of the festival.

That builds a state-of-the-art football centre but has no stake in developing elite English young talent, instead having to defer to clubs who then sign foreign teenagers for their academies.

But Burgess and Solzhenitsyn had to defer their gratification.

To learn these sorts of things, you have to defer to greater minds than your own.

"I have to defer to the expertise of the agency," she said.

He had to defer to Fadl's superior learning in Islamic jurisprudence.

At first they had to defer to their semi-retired elders.