Sentence examples for is able to defer from inspiring English sources

The UN Security Council is able to defer ICC cases for up to 12 months.

After that, businesses would no longer be able to defer taxation on overseas earnings.

Under the American disciplinary system, however, she will be able to defer her suspension to less significant dates.

"It's an effort to recognize the concept of concealed carry and to be able to defer to states and state authority," Mr. Paolino said.

Mr Clegg told the man, whose name was given as John, that older people would be able to defer the proposed 1 per cent tax.

Her fixed monthly expenses, including the car, phone, credit card bills and payment on the one student loan she has not been able to defer, total around $1,000.

And people will only be able to defer the care costs if they have assets of less than £23,250 (excluding the value of their home).

And a pension with no income would be able to defer the charge until their home was sold after their death.

For example, I was able to defer a few weeks of my placement so that I could concentrate on finishing my final pieces of degree work.

Those with homes just over the threshold would only pay about £3,000 per year, and owners of affected homes with low incomes would be able to defer the tax payments until their property was sold.

Dewani may be able to defer his appearance in court a number of times, with one expert warning last night that it could take up to 12 months before a final decision is reached.