Sentence examples for try to defer from inspiring English sources

"They usually try to defer their visits because they don't want to deal with the security issues," Mr. Klein said.

Groups generally try to defer meetings that are likely to be lightly attended, rather than scrap the gatherings outright, to avoid having to pay hefty cancellation penalties.

The political quagmire – and proximity to next May's mayoral elections – is piling pressure on Cameron to try to defer a decision at least until after London votes for a new mayor.

During a two-hour meeting on Saturday evening, Mr. Monti told President Giorgio Napolitano that he would make an effort in Parliament to pass the budget and a financial stability law to try to defer "the consequences of a government crisis" before handing in his "irrevocable resignation," the statement said.

The party's policy makers want an industrial policy from the assembly, in order to get ahead of Labour, but those who know how deeply the party is divided on workers' control will try to defer a public debate on industry until next year.

To keep your 2014 tax bill low, try to defer bonuses, consulting income or self-employment income until 2015 while taking as many deductions as you legally can in 2014.

In public, Talabani tries to defer to Maliki, and he appears to wish him to succeed.

I tried to defer it by saying that I was incapable, for psychological reasons, of shooting anything while watched.

If, as expected, the UN tries to defer this question and endorses the withdrawal, the Lebanese government may refuse to accept its findings.

XM is trying to defer the payments after its cash and cash equivalents dwindled to $31.7 million in the third quarter from $182.5 million a year earlier.

Cognizant of team chemistry, James tried to defer to Davis for the first month of the season, saying the Cavaliers were still Davis's team.