Sentence examples for should not defer from inspiring English sources

If the Trump Administration fails to do that work, courts should not defer to its guidance, either.

Yvette Cooper, shadow home secretary, said the Met should give answers now and that the government should not defer issues until the judicial inquiry's report.

Justice Antonin Scalia pushed Ms. Coke's lawyer, asking why the court should not defer to the expertise of the Labor Department.

The court's decision flew in the face of 200 years of recognition by Americans that we should not defer to other countries.

The justices interrupted Mr. Becker repeatedly as he sought to argue that the judiciary should not defer to the Labor Department, on the ground that a broad exemption clashed with Congress's intent.

Judge Diarmuid F. O'Scannlain, who was appointed by President Ronald Reagan, asked why the court should not defer to the decision of Judge Stephen V. Wilson of the federal district court in Los Angeles, who had allowed the election to go forward in a decision last month.

Yet Britain should not forever defer the need to think about the future of the monarchy.

In making succession planning decisions, directors should not unduly defer to the current CEO, rely on résumés or otherwise outsource the process.

"As a sovereign nation I think we should look after ourselves and not defer to the United Nations of Europe," he said, adding that he considers himself a "disenfranchised voter" who thinks too many politicians are on the take – "Politicians should be on minimum wage, then you'll see who really wants it for the right reasons".

The recent clear stance that police and the CPS will not defer to famous men should help to disperse that belief from the population at large.

Of course, the Government's duty to enforce the immigration laws should not be deferred indefinitely.