Sentence examples for it would be deferred from inspiring English sources

Probably, and in a recession it would be deferred.

That's just to say it would be deferred".

The official said that the salary was expected to be $10 million, but enough of it would be deferred for enough years that the present-day value would be $8 million.

Mr Edwards warned it would be deferred until after May's local elections if it is not agreed "in the next few days".

That is, the taxes and fees it calls for are set to begin immediately, but its new subsidies would be deferred so that the first 10 years of revenue would be used to pay for only 6 years of spending.

But it is uncertain how much would be deferred and for how long.

But as The Economist went to press it looked as if the decision would be deferred because of concerns at the Department of Justice.

It was concluded that groundwater and vadose zone remediation strategies would be deferred owing to decades of related experience and that a focus on intervention might obviate their need.

The contentious issues of Jerusalem and the right of return for Palestinian refugees would be deferred to another day.But it turned out that Mr Barak was contemplating withdrawing from no more than another 10% of the territory, which would leave the Palestinians in full and partial control of only half the West Bank.

Earlier this week the company warned it was close to breaching the terms of its loans, but today it unveiled not only the £15m short term facility but also said interest and principle payments on its existing facilities due in July and August would be deferred.

It seems to me using estrogen to treat anxiety in anorexia would be a treatment that would be deferred until other options of treatments that have been shown to be useful for anxiety had failed.