Sentence examples for on deferring from inspiring English sources

Some manufacturers, like G.M. and Nissan, are focused on deferring recycling for as long as possible.

Another technique involves temporarily swapping ownership interests within partnerships to take advantage of accounting rules on deferring income.

But for a justice who stakes his jurisprudence on deferring to the democratically elected branches of government, it is a stunning line of reasoning.

But then, he didn't campaign on withdrawing from the Kyoto treaty on global warming either, or on deferring action on yet other treaties.

Mr. Bloomberg, who has taken a strong interest in public health and prides himself on deferring to guidance from scientists, addressed the issue of the medication in Queens, just before joining Kathleen Sebelius, the Health and Human Services secretary, at a discussion of jobs in the health care field.

In June, after he was arrested for a second D.U.I.  (blood alcohol level of.24, the police said, three times the legal limit), the suddenly skeptical Jags hedged by insisting on deferring a percentage of his signing bonus (Blackmon's camp eventually agreed to deferring 40 percent).

He says stock options which are not subject to the deferred compensation cap could be one way to make up for the cap on deferred revenue.

He received other compensation of $1.07 million and made $1.55 million in above-market returns on deferred compensation.

Why has the DoJ been so keen on deferred prosecution since 2010?

In addition, the Roundtable suggested that the S.E.C. retain the current rule with respect to earnings on deferred compensation, which requires disclosure of above-market earnings on deferred compensation.

That is risk-free cash, without even coupons to clip, plus an eye-popping 8 percent rate on deferred compensation.