Sentence examples for to be deferred the from inspiring English sources

If restoration of the Assembly and Executive has to be deferred, the Governments agree that this will have immediate implications for their joint stewardship of the process.

In keeping rates unchanged today, the Fed seemed to be deferring the matter rather than trying to settle it.

Sinn Fein have called for the changes to be deferred but the DUP argue that changes must go through otherwise the executive would face financial consequences.

The new alternative program would allow more money to be deferred in the near term, while extending the maximum payback period to 12 years, from 10.

The latter half of the season did feature the character more predominately, however some stories planned for Frank and his fellow freighter folk had to be deferred to the fifth season.

The final agreement is likely to be deferred until after the November election, if not until after a new president is inaugurated on 20 January 2017.

Larger households usually consist of several related family units, the oldest (usually male) member of which tends to be deferred to as the household head.

Barber will also receive a $7 million signing bonus, though some of that money is to be deferred to provide the Giants with salary-cap relief.

A surgical intervention for lipodystrophy had to be deferred because of the inability to maintain a stable ARV regimen, with undetectable viral loads.

Sinn Fein's Alex Maskey wants the bill, only tabled in the assembly last week, to be deferred to allow negotiations with the government.

The Dylan fiver will have to be deferred until another decade of the sixties rolls around.