Sentence examples for not being deferred from inspiring English sources

Gates, too, couldn't bear being disrespected... he was offended that his exalted status was not being deferred to.

War with Khwārezm would doubtless have come sooner or later, but now it could not be deferred.

The danger posed by climate change cannot be denied, and our responsibility to meet it must not be deferred.

Tens of thousands of Darfuris have signed petitions asking that the case against Mr. Bashir not be deferred.

And tax cuts will not be deferred, to the delight of Republican and Democratic lawmakers, who are also up for re-election.

He linked the troubles at home to the threats from abroad by suggesting that they collectively posed a challenge that could not be deferred.

Mr. Volcker, appearing with the president, said there were "big economic problems behind the financial system" that could not be deferred, even while more immediate crises were being tackled, a point the president has made repeatedly.

Even so, Ms. Smith said her long-range plan to begin nursing school this fall would not be deferred; she has taken a job as a waitress job that she vows will be temporary.

We would be grateful if you would respond to the specific points raised by Alastair Morgan and provide reassurance that the second stage of the Leveson inquiry will not be deferred or cancelled".

Theresa May, the home secretary, and John Whittingdale, the culture secretary, have been challenged by their respective Labour shadows Andy Burnham and Maria Eagle to give a commitment that the Leveson II inquiry "will not be deferred or cancelled".

For example, in his recent speech to the United Nations President Obama said: "The danger posed by climate change cannot be denied, and our responsibility to meet it must not be deferred.