Sentence examples for those deferred from inspiring English sources

Best of all were the quotes from the jilted would-be Scratch n' Match winners, many culled from a complaint hotline that the Post set up to catalogue all those deferred dreams.

But Klinger points out that those deferred taxes could take many years to materialize and until they are booked, they still haven't been paid – and Boeing has earned its place on his list.

A biweekly report distributed to other state agencies but not made public gives the numbers, but sources at the board say that in recent months it has omitted cases in the major crimes unit and those deferred after panel hearings.

For those deferred applicants, read on.

Of those accepted, 19 enrolled, including those deferred to the spring semester.

But once they actually deliver the aircraft, those deferred taxes turn into current ones.

Its criticism of other utilities is part of "a very clear, longstanding split" between companies that made the leap and those that deferred the investment or even challenged the rules in court, said John Walke, a coal expert at the Natural Resources Defense Council.

Undocumented adults in California are generally eligible for only emergency and pregnancy-related services through Medi-Cal, the state's Medicaid program, though undocumented children and those granted deferred action may be eligible for full-scope Medi-Cal.

Even the moment when those who deferred their payments will start earning a share of the profits will come sooner than many might expect for a movie that was so expensive to make, Mr. Schneider said.

Queens, which received the greatest share of new construction -- and which has the most overcrowded schools -- is next in line to build four new schools this fiscal year, and its representative wants to avoid having one or more of those projects deferred so other boroughs can have a piece of the smaller pie.

In addition, those millionaires deferred about 14percentt of their pay over the 12 years they were studied, amounting to $13,300 a year.