On the basis of the government's cost estimates, postponing next year's planned reforms would save £590m in 2016-17 and a total of almost £2bn if implementation was deferred for three years until 2019 when the austerity programme is due to end.
Still, the desire to make art remains, even if it must be deferred for a period of time.
6 If formal catheter coronary arteriography is to be considered, if possible, this should be deferred for the first 6 months from the acute illness to avoid procedural-related myocardial infarction, of particular concern, while the coronary endothelium is still actively inflamed.
Children were deferred for enrolment if there was a) prior TST administration in the preceding 3 months, b) live measles or polio vaccine within the past 6 weeks or c) recent acute illness requiring hospitalization (preceding 6 weeks).
If that fails and Brexit is deferred for more than three months, Dalton and his colleagues will have to decide if they wish to run again in European elections.
None of this has escaped the attention of R.B.S.'s jittery traders and bankers, who are also concerned that the government may dictate that bonuses be deferred for a year, if not more.
If their money can grow tax deferred for 30 years, they'll be ahead 16%, even after forgoing the benefit of the lower capital gains/dividend rate.
Camp's explanation of the proposal said that successive like-kind exchanges could result in taxable gains being deferred for decades or, if held by the investor until death, forever.
HAART should be deferred for 4 weeks if a patient with HIV has TB and is on anti-TB treatment.
That would apply if that part of the bonus is deferred for at least five years, they said," Bloomberg News writes.
