Sentence examples for that will defer from inspiring English sources

Lawyers for Mr. Sklyarov, who turns 27 next Tuesday, reached a compromise with the government that will defer prosecution against Mr. Sklyarov in exchange for his cooperation in the prosecution of his employer, ElcomSoft, based in Moscow.

In a vote of 7 to 2, the court sent the case back to a federal appeals court, a decision that will defer any resolution of the politically sensitive lawsuit until after the November elections.

In an effort to avoid layoffs threatened by the Nassau County executive, members of the county's largest municipal workers' union have voted overwhelmingly to accept a plan that will defer 10 days' worth of pay.

Pennsylvania will be one of 25 states that will defer to the federal government rather than establish its own, state-based health insurance exchange.

Mr. Stephens asserted that the Swedish authorities had said that "they will defer their interest in him to the Americans," and that a grand jury had been impaneled in Alexandria, Va., that was currently hearing evidence of Mr. Assange's role in exposing the diplomatic cables.

"However, the announcement from one of the most efficient and financially healthy players in the business that it will defer nearly completed capacity is a sign that we are not yet finished with the process".

He routinely made the Nixonian declaration that he was the "law-and-order candidate," a transparent suggestion that he will defer to police authority over the rights of regular citizens.

Mr. Hatoyama now says that he will defer any decision until May.

And all carriers will be relieved to know that courts will defer to their determinations, no matter how "willy-nilly", as Justice Ginsburg aptly put it.

The governor has named a panel to advise him on the appointments, and people close to him say the White House has signaled that it will defer to him.

On Tuesday it announced that it will defer 30% of its monthly cash rental payments from 1 June to 30 September 2011, creating what it called a "summer platform" during which it could agree a restructuring package.