You can see it in the background characters, the promotional material and in the much-talked-about Dora Milaje — an elite team of female bodyguards that defer to our good King T'Challa, played by Chadwick Boseman.
A recent study for the Dutch government argued that deferring reform of the CAP and regional-aid policies until after enlargement is an invitation to subsequent "severe political crises".
Rice, on a three-day visit billed as a show of the Obama administration's appreciation to U.S. troops and civilians working in Afghanistan, impressed on Karzai that deferring conclusion of the agreement until after an April presidential election was "not viable".
Thus, the introduction of delay that defers repression in the models circuits causes a transient pulse of gene expression.
First, our study did not ask about the perceived need or type of medication that was deferred because of cost.
One proposed approach that has been mentioned is that of deferring decision making to an independent review body, based on documentation of community consultation.
Often considered the best of Chinatown's seafood restaurants, Oriental Garden offers extremely fresh fish and a kind of no-nonsense preparation that defers to, and underscores, that freshness.
Alternatively, prosecutors could have sought a criminal guilty plea, or a deferred-prosecution agreement, which involves the filing of charges that are deferred and is generally viewed as more onerous than a nonprosecution deal.
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[C6.] Witness Deferred to Eisner's Wish Richard A. Nunis, a former director of Walt Disney, testified that he deferred to the decision of Michael D. Eisner in the firing of former president Michael Ovitz and in giving him a $140 million severance package.
