Sentence examples for long deferral from inspiring English sources

The first important decision of retired Army General Wesley Clark's new political career was the long deferral of its launch.

By Peter J. Boyer The first important decision of retired Army General Wesley Clark's new political career was the long deferral of its launch.

A long deferral of the bid would have damaging commercial consequences for the company because the full takeover of BSkyB is seen as important to create synergies across its worldwide satellite investments.

So his very sentences, in their long deferrals, are a kind of aesthete's truancy, and they catch a free ride on the handicapped girl's bus.

If he and his fellow investors choose to sell a property along the way, each can either pay the long-deferral capital gains tax or continue the rollover by putting his share into another property-exchange deal.

We conclude that, given there is no therapy to date that guarantees life-long protection, deferral of therapy should be preferred in order to minimize the risk of adverse effects, the occurrence of drug resistances and the costs of treatment.

Our conclusion is that, since there is no therapy to date that guarantees life-long protection, deferral of therapy should be preferred in order to minimize the risk of adverse effects, the occurrence of drug resistances and the costs of treatment.

The benefits of long-term tax deferral will often outweigh a higher rate in the future, says Drossman.

Calculations get a bit messy, but the arbitrage can make sense if (a) your borrowing rate is low enough; (b) the deferral is long enough (remember, deferral merely postpones the tax); and (c) your interest expense is deductible against high-bracket income.

His plan is to frame chance as destiny — his great religious, quasi-metaphysical theme — and his message, his career-long trope, is the deferral of pleasure in anticipation of true love.

But he will receive up to £7 million for 2012, including pension contributions and long-term investment deferrals, in addition to his £1.2 million salary, according to recent testimony.