Sentence examples for recently deferred from inspiring English sources
The Clinton administration recently deferred to China's opposition to such sales to avoid an increased possibility of armed conflict.
Until recently, deferred compensation packages were popular because executives assumed their tax brackets would be lower in their retirement years.
Why can't I save every one?" said Sonia Pascal, who at 18 recently deferred admission to the Ivy League to tutor sixth-graders in the Bronx.
Similar campaigns are underway at universities across the UK, including King's College London, the London School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS and Oxfordd, where the university recently deferred its decision.
The PUC recently deferred taking action on the order because the commission wanted to make sure that its order was in line with a court ruling in PG&E;'s bankruptcy case and to provide added time for negotiations conducted by the governor's office to succeed, President Loretta Lynch said.
In the latest scandal to which they are linking him, the defence ministry (which he oversaw until recently) has deferred a big order for helicopters following questions about their high price.
One suspects that it is not a pol icy, but a simple result of the deep hostility that men who have been through the slaughterhouse feel for those who have until recently been deferred.
Although the Canadian government recently introduced deferred prosecution agreements to allow companies to admit wrongdoing and pay fines, rather than face criminal charges and potential bans from federal contracts — and ostensibly did so after heavy lobbying by SNC — the Public Prosecution Service instead refused to use the agreement with SNC.
Mr. Canale added that members had recently agreed to defer $498 million in retroactive pay, in effect giving United a loan.
And Pfizer recently agreed to defer substantial price increases on more than 40 medicines after its chief executive spoke with President Trump.
While many companies have either reduced their dividends or deferred dividend increases, Kimberly-Clark recently raised its dividend to 28 cents per share.
