Sentence examples for permanent deferral from inspiring English sources

Applying different standards to imported blood defeats the whole purpose of a permanent deferral, he added.

She said the data showed that "the risk from a 12-month deferral was equivalent to permanent deferral" so "the evidence does not support the maintenance of a permanent ban".

Some want a permanent deferral of tax payments on overseas profits.

Person-time was calculated from inclusion date until death, permanent deferral or the end of the study, whichever came first.

This is largely ascribed to increases in cases of syphilis among MSM [ 11], which suggests that MSM may be represented among blood donors despite FDA-mandated permanent deferral of any donor who has had MSM since 1977.

And that declaration or payment may never come, meaning that the deferral can be permanent.

A more permanent fix would end tax deferral of foreign-held profits, imposing American taxes on profits when they are made.

It is possible that some donors misinterpret their temporary deferral as being permanent [ 10], and that medical ineligibility, real or imagined, may result in self-deferral [ 11].

Treatment modification was in two forms, either permanent dose reductions or treatment deferral with the recommencement at a reduced dose on recovery.

But Dr. Wilson says the A.M.A. is still holding out for such a permanent fix; at the organization's request, Mr. Reid removed another temporary deferral from the health care bill.

Happiness required deferral.