Sentence examples for her deferral from inspiring English sources

Another activist born in Mexico, Carolina Canizales, 24, said she recalled her conflicting emotions when she received her deferral documents two years ago, her first legal immigration papers.

Jennifer Romig, another 2009 University of Chicago graduate, decided to return to the Washington office of Ropes & Gray after her deferral year, but said her experience at Southeast Louisiana Legal Services in New Orleans would color the rest of her career.

Another received a very brief explanation about her deferral, and felt that she was largely ignored by the nurses, which resulted in her feeling " shafted" and leaving the collection centre with many unanswered questions.

Bosworth was accepted to Princeton University in late 2000, but because of continual deferral of her attendance, her acceptance was later revoked.

And, in fact, Julia's deferral of her dream may have made her unfit for it: she's nervous and twitchy, and full of rage.

She got a 12-month deferral on her student loans, and Ford pushed her car payments back by two months.

But after protests by Latino groups, demonstrations at the Georgia Capitol by her sorority sisters and a letter of support from the university's president, the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency granted a one-year deferral on her deportation so she could finish college.

For example, one young female participant had been deferred twice in her short donation career, and had in fact returned earlier than permitted after the first deferral, resulting in her being turned away.

Boni, who is 28, is eligible; but Gilda is 32, which makes her two years too old for deferral.

Without the deferral program, she believes her group would have handled only half of the landlord-tenant disputes and domestic violence cases from the past year.

Payments on her loans, which are currently in deferral, begin in December, when she turns 65. "That's $400 out of my Social Security," Johnson said.