Sentence examples for the deferring from inspiring English sources
verb
To delay or postpone; especially to postpone induction into military service.
Waldegrave is as much of an insider as it is possible to be, and, when people like Heather Brooke complain about a culture of deference, it is people like him to whom the deferring takes place.
Net income fell 28percentto to $2.63 billion, from $3.65 billion in the period a year earlier, with the fall-off attributable to the deferring of revenue.
The SS randomly selects a number within its new backoff window and repeats the deferring process described above.
The proposed algorithm needs to address the continuous maximum successive transmission and the deferring or collision limit problem.
Then there are the lowering of depreciation rates, the deferring of taxes and the paying of employees with stock options.
Although the presence of all these specialists allows for complete treatment, it may also create confusion and lead to the deferring of proper decisions [5, 33].
(The deferred principal comes due when the loan matures, or when the house is sold).
It is expected to sign the deferred prosecution agreement with Mr. Vance's office, the people said.
The deferred prosecution agreement has not been endorsed by Congress, or vetted by an agency.
Swiss law obliged Fifa only to pay the deferred money within five years.
The deferred prosecution is part of this "cop-out all round", he says.
