Sentence examples for opted to defer from inspiring English sources

The legislators ultimately opted to defer a final decision on the nuclear deal to the Supreme National Security Council.

With next year's intake facing the prospect of racking up debts of £50,000 for a three-year degree, the number of students that have opted to defer starting university this autumn has dropped from almost 16,000 in 2010 to fewer than 6,000.

PO: We opted to defer adding new carriers or countries in the September quarter knowing the iPhone 4S would come in October month.

You can opt to defer the start date for up to 6 weeks.

Even when the departmental climate is favorable, however, many women opt to defer pregnancy until after receiving tenure for fear of losing research momentum.

Those in line can either move their car to the now-vacant space when their turn comes up, or they can opt to defer if they're busy.

These direct loans would be payable over 20 years and the government could opt to defer all payments on the loans for five years.

However, opting to defer giving a response and the length of time taken to make that decision were both influential, as illustrated in Figs.  4 and 7. Further research is required to fully explore the implications of these findings, but the results suggest that there may be motivational benefits to tailoring educational efforts to the limits of a students' ability.

If these underlying trends are also expressed in the field, these trends suggest that: (1) early-bolting plants that opt to defer reproduction may die with significant unspent reproductive potential, representing a substantial fitness cost; and (2) late-bolting plants compensate for time-constraints by producing flowers more quickly as the season progresses.

For instance, instead of contributing 100% of his salary, John, from our example, could have opted to only defer $1,500 from each of his checks into his 401(k) plan.

Physicians in charge opted to forego additional medication pending further developments and defer surgical intervention for fear of pushing the eye into phthisis.