Sentence examples for its deferral from inspiring English sources

Embarrassment forced Goldman to reconsider its deferral plan.

Many of the concerns raised at the hearings were similar to those raised by the F.D.A. in its deferral.

They forced the government first into three big concessions in the bill and then into its deferral.

But the government's slow response to the commission, and its deferral of any decision until at least this summer, has pushed Heathrow to take up the initiative.

The company then set up an external committee to investigate the issue, and on Tuesday disclosed that Olympus had used a series of acquisition fees to cover up its deferral of losses on investment securities since around the 1990s.

But the government seems only too eager to invite the police to shape policy, most blatantly in its deferral to police claims about the need for 90 days' detention for terror suspects.

The military, initially celebrated as the savior of the revolution for ushering Mr. Mubarak out the door, has become a subject of public ire both for its failure to establish stability and for its repeated deferrals of its pledged exit from power.

If you do, your heirs can't stretch out its tax deferral over their own lives; IRAs left to an estate must be fully distributed over five years.

Plus, if you make a mistake in administering the plan, the IRS can levy a fine or even strip your plan of its tax deferral.

Miss a minimum required distribution and you'll get hit with a 50% penalty tax on the amount you should have taken; distribute an IRA directly to an estate and your children lose the chance to stretch out its tax deferral over their own life spans.

In 1991 the FDA updated its "donor deferral" policy with no change to eligibility for MSM, a pattern that continued over the next 20 years, through Republican and Democratic administrations alike.