Sentence examples for systematically deferred from inspiring English sources

"Maintenance of the existing infrastructure has been systematically deferred and 35 to 60% of potable water is lost through leakages".

For the men who claim that women no longer carry themselves as queens, several questions emerge: "What makes you a king?" "Who decided that all men were kings?" "Can you lose your crown if your actions prove that you're no longer worthy of wearing it?" Men typically decide the answers to all of these because our society has historically, culturally, and systematically deferred to them.

Some workers said the company was systematically deferring maintenance to save money.

There is no question of more pressing and fundamental importance to modern American constitutional law: Is it proper for judges to broadly and systematically defer to the mere will of government officials when those officials seek to deprive private citizens of what is rightfully theirs?

The last several decades of constitutional law can be viewed as a kind of natural experiment--a test of whether the rule of law established by the Constitution can be maintained if judges systematically defer to government officials' assertions of power.

"They were deferred.

He deferred to Idzik.

Necessary maintenance was deferred.

More like deferred frustration.

So there's deferred maintenance.

A deferred prosecution agreement.