Sentence examples for requested a deferral from inspiring English sources
On Thursday, Greece requested a deferral from the International Monetary Fund for a $325-million 325-millioner failing to make a deal with its German-led creditors.
This month, Greece requested a deferral from the fund for a $325-million payment that was bundled into the amount due at the end of June, and fund officials could again take steps to delay the start of default procedures if they believe a deal is possible.
Under the school admissions code, the local education authority must make it clear in admissions arrangements that parents can request a deferral until later in the academic year or until the term in which the child reaches compulsory school age.
But Iowa requires all funds be distributed by the time the beneficiary is 30, and Utah requires that distributions begin by the time a beneficiary is 22 years and 4 months, although you can request a five-year deferral.
Sanders, meanwhile, has requested an extension to file his PFD, and Trump quickly tied the Vermont senator's deferral with a lack of business acumen, calling him another "all talk, no action" politician.
"Most people recognize that within the limits of reality Israel tried to make a small gesture," a senior European diplomat attending the council said, alluding to Israel's informal request for a deferral of its review.
Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, the Ethiopian foreign minister, told reporters at the end of the summit meeting that if the request for a deferral of Mr. Kenyatta's case was not answered, the Kenyan leader should not appear before the court.
Republican leaders could take up legislation already passed by the Senate to extend tax cuts on income under $250,000, attach a deferral or cancellation of the automatic spending cuts, and give Mr. Obama nothing else, denying requests for increased infrastructure spending, help for homeowners to refinance their mortgages, and extensions of the payroll tax cut and unemployment insurance.
A deferral just means more sitting around, stressing out.
Its formula for determining hardship is more generous than for a deferral.
