Sentence examples for it's deferred from inspiring English sources

So there's no actual monetary compensation involved?" "At the moment, no, it's deferred -- but, you know, I'm an optimist.

"To complain about that kind of money going into your possession, whether it's deferred or going into your bank account right now, I don't know how good that sounds," Cink said.

"It's deferred income," he said.

The threat has already gotten the city's attention, and it's deferring some of the next few years' payroll tax for companies in certain high-vacancy stretches.

It was deferred to this year's legislative session, where it found competition in a new bill, Senator Glenn Wakai's SB3124, which called for vibrio fischeri to the be the state microorganism.

The salary of Boston's Manny Ramirez has been devalued because part of it is deferred with virtually no interest.

"Half of it was deferred for six years with no interest," Rogers said.

To them it is deferred compensation, and taking it away is akin to not paying a contractor for paving state highways.

It was deferred indefinitely, leaving small business supporters of the legal change and big business opponents locked in an endless cycle of lobbying and uncertainty.

When Daniels was awarded the bonus – which was 63.3% of his maximum potential payout – in February 2011, it was deferred for three years, which means he has not yet received the money, in the form of shares.

Bishops anointed "by the favor of the Apostolic See," as the Vatican terms it, are deferred to not because of their competence or learning, but because of that favor.