And this year, the firm changed the formula for compensation that will be deferred, a move it says resulted in fewer people seeing their compensation pushed into the future.
All that financial mismanagement has succeeded in doing is deferring an awful day of reckoning, which has now arrived.
Moreover, the dissenters quoted Lewis v. Marshall, 30 U.S. 470 (1831), for the proposition that: The best interests of society require that causes of action should not be deferred an unreasonable time.
Increasingly Wall Street firms are deferring a portion of annual bonuses in restricted stock over several years so that an employee loses a portion of bonuses if he leaves.
Piazza may be deferring an official declaration to ensure that the case will not be heard until after March 30, the start of the regular season.
The Government will be deferring an increase in the foreign aid budget for two years, despite its commitment to increase spending to 0.5% of GDP.
It has also been banned from selling tickets to fans identified as hooligans for the remainder of Euro 2016, a sanction that is deferred under a probationary period.
(Many alternative scoring methods are possible, and a comparison of the various approaches is deferred to a future study).
In Scheme D, students nominate to have a DNA sample taken and analyzed but reporting is deferred until a later time of the student's choosing.
In such cases, a reject option (36) may be specified, where the final decision is deferred to a clinician.
