Next month, she is planning to whittle her current menu, removing the tacos and enchiladas that she offered in deference to requests.
(In deference to requests from some of its patrons, though, the ensemble has started to provide short program notes, but only after a concert: you can pick them up on your way out).
The announcement was not a surprise to friends of the couple, who spoke Tuesday on the condition of anonymity, in deference to a request by the couple for privacy.
In deference to Tom's request, and to the Catholic university, we're requesting that contraceptives not be sold, but we're not restricting.
The associates requested anonymity in deference to Mrs. Clinton's request for privacy.
REBOUNDS The Heat presented Game 2 with a bit more subtlety and much less bellowing, in deference to a stern request from N.B.A. officials.
On embarking on his musical career, Felix did not entirely drop the name Mendelssohn as Abraham requested, but in deference to his father signed his letters and had his visiting cards printed using the form 'Mendelssohn Bartholdy'.
(Thus her request, in deference to his privacy, that her last name not be used).
But baseball's governing body is sitting on their request, apparently in deference to the more politically powerful San Francisco Giants, who don't want to lose their monopoly on the Bay Area's wealthiest ZIP codes.
"I can do it the best; I've done it for ESPN," Harris said, though declining a request for a repeat performance in deference to the celebratory occasion.
The consulate has put in another request this year, but family members say they are unlikely to grant it, in deference to what Mrs. Bishop's younger daughter called her "little idiosyncrasy".
