Sentence examples for to defer implementation from inspiring English sources
Citing these losses, Channel Two persuaded the powers that be to defer implementation of the mandate (which it would obviously like to see deferred indefinitely).
With no public consultation on the principle, no evidence base on the outcome and a real danger of damage to the lifelong-learning agenda, the sensible way forward is for ministers to defer implementation in 2008 and refer this policy to the 2009 Fees Commission for the proper scrutiny which it deserves.
Moreover, it should explicitly communicate a willingness to defer implementation of standards in order to provide business with the time needed to continue operations while moving toward compliance.
Yesterday, in a separate case against the Federal Communications Commission, which also has responsibility for the registry, the Tenth Circuit declined to act on a request by telemarketing groups to defer the implementation of some commission rules while the court considers that case.
Meanwhile, the secretary of health and human services has unilaterally deferred implementation of two of the most controversial rules until Aug. 1 in an attempt to negotiate some compromises with Congress.
Before and after the vote, various sources reported that this bill was brought forward to prevent any impeachment actions against the President in the off-year elections for decisions such as deferring implementation of various aspects of the Affordable Care Act (The specific focus of the lawsuit is on delaying the employer mandate for insurance coverage).
I decided to defer my acceptance.
It's a patentiol to defer losses.
§ 1.314 - to defer issuance of a patent.
Don't want to defer, defer, defer up through the organization.
