Sentence examples for that was deferred from inspiring English sources

The agency defaulted on a $5.5 billion payment due at the beginning of this month that was deferred from last year.

The contract also calls for Vaughn to receive an additional $8 million in 2002, the part of his $13 million signing bonus that was deferred.

For Mr. Nievert, who lives in Maplewood, gardening has also been a lifelong dream, one that was deferred in the five decades that he ran his own business selling paper products and cleaning supplies.

He rightly draws attention to the coming debate on how the I.C.C. will define the crime of aggression, a question that was deferred by the drafters of the court's treaty.

In addition, the Rockies would be responsible for the $19 million that was deferred from the $21 million signing bonus they gave Hampton in the richest contract ever signed by a pitcher.

And should the taxpayer make any gain on any shares at all, the authorities can demand the tax that was deferred on exercising the options.In Britain, broad-based employee share-option schemes are treated more generously than those granted to only a few top individuals.

It's only the $10 million bonus (and those for second place and lower) that is deferred.

"Consumers were patient, realizing that the hotel industry suffered in 2009 and 2010, and accepted the fact that there were capital investments that were deferred," Mr. Hanson said.

"Do you know how many dreams that I saw standing at Ingersoll-Whitman, dreams that were deferred and destroyed?" she said.

It has also been banned from selling tickets to fans identified as hooligans for the remainder of Euro 2016, a sanction that is deferred under a probationary period.

Alternatively, prosecutors could have sought a criminal guilty plea, or a deferred-prosecution agreement, which involves the filing of charges that are deferred and is generally viewed as more onerous than a nonprosecution deal.