Sentence examples similar to noted a deferred from inspiring English sources

Two of the people noted that prosecutors were more likely to seek a deferred prosecution agreement than to demand a guilty plea.

A deferred prosecution agreement.

He might be amenable to a deferred prosecution.

Do you have a deferred compensation plan?

The June report also noted that the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program -- which grants two years reprieve from deportation concerns to undocumented young people who came to the U.S. as children -- saw a sizable number of applications, but not as many as Pew researchers estimated would be eligible.

He noted that he had deferred telling Mr. Ballmer of his decision several times, and that his wife, Melinda, a former Microsoft product manager, had reminded him to communicate with his business partner on several occasions.

Note that he said deferred, not permanently denied.

And a dream deferred is a dream unfulfilled.

John Ashcroft correctly notes that deferred-prosecution agreements can effectively police, without destroying, corporate recipients of federal bailout money that engaged in criminal conduct.

This programme, Mr Roth noted in a 1984 paper, was a real-life example of the "deferred-acceptance" algorithm of Messrs Gale and Shapley.

A critical issue as noted above is that by deferring consent seeking, a patient is being asked to consent for the use of data that has already been collected, or to consent to continue in the study, rather than for giving permission to be entered into the study in the first place, which is argued to be the key function of consent in medical research [ 30].