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The trial had been set for November but was deferred because of Ms. Shourd's absence.

In their case, the ceremony was deferred because of rumors of Christian-Hindu clashes nearby.

David K Deng, research director for the South Sudan Law Society (SSLS), wrote in an article for African Arguments that consideration of the report at the Addis Ababa meeting was deferred because of fears that it would jeopardise the peace process.

But the officials also said there was room for Prime Minister Ariel Sharon of Israel, whose visit to Washington this week was deferred because of the latest violence, to improve conditions for Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza, perhaps by easing some closures and checkpoints, without jeopardizing Israeli security.

Valganciclovir therapy was deferred because of baseline neutropenia.

But the dream was deferred because the Chinese are better than we are at this business (which may not be much of a business in the first place), and Solyndra's business model made no sense -- it was trying to sell solar panels at prices well above the market rate.

But a senior rail industry source said: "It looks as if this review has been deferred because HS2 Ltd is not ready.

But as The Economist went to press it looked as if the decision would be deferred because of concerns at the Department of Justice.

The capital gains were deferred because — until the Tax Court ruling — the transactions were largely seen as a lending arrangement, and not a sale.

Indeed, some tax payments have been deferred because of federal economic development policies that have accelerated Verizon's investment in America's technology infrastructure.

Mr. Obama reaffirmed on Thursday that his proposal to roll back the Bush tax cuts might be deferred because of the recession.