The menu offers a Diamond Jim Brady Shellfish Indulgence Platter that includes lobster, shrimp, oysters, mussels, clams and caviar, a mere snack for Diamond Jim, but, in deference to modern appetites, intended for two to four people.
Occasionally, for emphasis or in deference to logical tradition, other expressions for individual constants are employed.
In deference to his boss for the deal-making frenzy, Mr. Welch, Mr. Boisi tippped his hat as well.
So for now, Marius II is safe.EAZA said it supported the decision to kill Marius I, in deference to the need for "genetic and demographic management".
Re "California's Governor Plays Tough on Crime" (news article, May 23): The marginal success of Gov. Gray Davis's zero tolerance crime policies underscores the dangers of a government that cedes the power of discretion in deference to public demand for law and order.
I cannot — not in deference to public opinion, or for political considerations, or for the sake of comity and friendship — I cannot agree to expect less from the President".
The potential for overstepping a fragile line in deference to a good customer, or for being a bit too loose about a few too many business decisions, is huge.Nobody ever gives confidence much thought until it is gone.
Such restraint in deference to economic turmoil or, for example, the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, is not without precedent.
It was unclear why the supreme court declined to hear the case – whether in deference to lower courts or for a more fundamental reason.
We drove to a cafe not far from Algeria Square — since renamed Qatar Square by the rebels, in deference to Qatar's support for the Libyan revolt — and got a table.
