Sentence examples for necessarily would defer from inspiring English sources

The foreign and security policies of a new Iraqi government necessarily would defer heavily in the near term to the interests of the United States, United Nations or an international coalition.

A non-binding consultative body would defer to parliament but it would not necessarily be irrelevant.

Ms. Warren said she would defer to the governor.

But Mrs. Clinton, like other Democrats, would defer to him.

Whether or not they agreed, they would defer to him.

"I would defer to his wisdom," Mr. Leclerc said.

Mussina, 38, said he would defer to Torre's wishes.

The team presumed he would defer to Vidro.

While Sanchez would like to play, he said he would defer to Ryan's judgment.

Monsanto declined to comment, saying it would defer to sugar growers and processors.

(He designed a contingency clause that would defer the sale pending his confirmation).