Sentence examples for some deferred from inspiring English sources

They noted that Vice President Dick Cheney served as chief executive of Halliburton from 1995 until 2000 and is still eligible for some deferred compensation from the company.

The provision would cap some deferred compensation for executives, at either $1 million annually or the average of the previous five years compensation, whichever is lower.

Some deferred compensation plans or private salary arrangements probably won't be paid unless they were set up as a qualified plan, says Steve Abramowitz, a partner at Vinson & Elkins in New York.

Some defer to others: they are commenting on sacred texts.

Almost all of them now defer some portion of bonuses for three years, and some defer them for longer than that.

Even so, some £700,000 deferred from previous years will pay out to him in March.

Surprisingly, some locals deferred to this judgment: Trinidadians are noted as the gourmands of the eastern Caribbean.

A fifth security, a five-year note with some interest deferred, will be offered only to Argentine investors.

Shortly after the World Series, the Orioles raised their six-year, $72 million offer to six years and $78 million, with some money deferred, thus reducing the present-day value of the deal.

Aircraft maker Boeing, which has already seen some orders deferred or delayed as carriers try and hold down spending, was among the Dow's biggest losers, down 5.2%.

For instance, some patients deferred to the expert authority of their clinician even if the clinician's views contradicted their own experience.