Corporate tax deferral, the potential indefinite postponement of U.S. taxes on profits held offshore, makes up nearly a quarter of that sum, according to a Government Accountability Office report released on April 15, which is the deadline for individuals to file their tax returns.
How do all of these differences affect merchandising and potential postponement strategies?
As chronic maladies are more easily affected by social and psychological factors than acute diseases, cancer-related deaths have the potential to draw reliable conclusions of possible postponement effects.
Construction of mice in which ATF4, or one or more of its immediate effectors, has been elevated or interrupted in specific cell types, or in which ATF4 pathways can be altered at specific postnatal time points, will also help to clarify the potential role played by ATF4 in postponement of disease and debility in aging animals.
Labor leaders are concerned about the postponement of an employer mandate to ensure coverage for workers and the potential effects of the coming health insurance exchanges on existing plans.
In our study, the potential underutilization of health care for children with mild respiratory symptoms might indeed suggest postponement of seeking care.
Gutiérrez said the postponement of executive action had been based upon a mistaken focus on the potential impact on "conservative voters and conservative states".
Critics of The Race, citing the potential danger of sending an ill-prepared fleet into harm's way, called for a postponement of anywhere from a month to a year.
Perhaps the most important message from the Rotterdam Study is the great potential for prevention or postponement of neurological diseases in elderly people.
Earlier, the Premier League apologized for the inconvenience that the postponement of the game caused to fans.
But the opposition questioned the legitimacy of the postponement.
