Sentence examples for period of deferred from inspiring English sources

Many large raptors are relatively long lived, often have a lengthy period of deferred maturity, compete for territories, exploit a wide variety of prey and have a high potential for exploratory behaviour prior to breeding [ 13].

The period of deferred action that parents will receive is short -- only three years.

The arduous period of childhood  deferred gratification for the whole month,  tested by thoughts of those green triangles and big,  purple caramels.

The vesting period for deferred compensation is being reduced by one year, to three years.

PAGE A28 United Mechanics Voting Again Mechanics at United Airlines will vote on a revised package of concessions intended to help the airline stay out of bankruptcy, and United said it would take advantage of a grace period to defer a $375 million payment on a loan that was due yesterday.

After a period of confusing transitional guidance, it now regulates many aspects of deferred compensation programs.

This shifts depreciation expense from later periods to earlier periods and has the effect of deferring tax expenses to the later periods.

"Firms should retain the flexibility to set deferral periods," it said, although it supported the idea of deferring payouts beyond the usual 3-5 years.

Weigh the pros and cons of deferring your payments.

Deferring the removal of sentimental clutter from your life is another way of deferring living your life to the fullest.

We found that documented clearance of candidaemia during the early period of antifungal therapy was deferred in patients with concurrent bacteraemia.