Sentence examples for temporary deferral from inspiring English sources

But Dr. Wilson says the A.M.A. is still holding out for such a permanent fix; at the organization's request, Mr. Reid removed another temporary deferral from the health care bill.

This would at least help avoid the aggravation of having to get Congress to pass a "temporary" deferral every year.

We then developed a conceptual framework to explain return after a temporary deferral.

Several studies have shown that donors are less likely to return to donate blood after a temporary deferral [ 4- 9].

Participants could be unavailable for a number of reasons, including disease, imprisonment, or temporary deferral of service.

It is possible that some donors misinterpret their temporary deferral as being permanent [ 10], and that medical ineligibility, real or imagined, may result in self-deferral [ 11].

Finally, the negative effect of short-term temporary deferrals on future blood donations was reviewed.

But of the 22 works placed under temporary export deferral, only eight were saved from export overseas.

Ana Nuñez, 30, a student, said she had been living in the United States since 1989 without documents but recently received a temporary deportation deferral.

There are currently eight objects under temporary export deferral, including a 15th-century painting by the workshop of Dutch painter Dieric Bouts the Elder worth £3.3m.

Led by members of California's delegation, dozens of House Democrats are again pleading with President Obama to pardon hundreds of thousands of immigrants brought to the U.S. illegally as children to whom he granted temporary deportation deferrals.