Sentence examples for which have deferred from inspiring English sources

As you know, the Supreme Court declined to intervene today either to stop Elian Gonzalez from leaving the country or to overrule other courts, all of which have deferred to your administration.

The University of Wisconsin, which had deferred Jordan's admission until the next September, would not give credit for the internship.

The college educated middle class, which has deferred marriage until their late twenties and beyond, has no illusions about the prospects for abstinence through the completion of graduate school.

The Clippers and the Nets offered the picks in the trades without any protection, which would have deferred the selections had they been high picks.

For the teams to give up the picks unprotected (which would have deferred the picks had they moved up in the draft) is a reflection that the Nets and Clippers saw a weak draft class taking form.

As banks' fortunes improve with economic recovery, regulators are thought to be less likely to let them keep benefiting from a practice of "pretend and extend," under which they have deferred recognition of obvious real estate losses.

eligibility policies, is now before the court in two cases on which the justices have deferred action while they decided the case today.

Some states, for instance, have deferred making contributions, which deprives pension funds of consistent payments.

Invite students to share dreams that they have deferred and explain which of the six images that Hughes uses in the poem is most similar to what subsequently happened to their deferred dreams.

Bill described, repeatedly, the ways in which he had deferred to Hillary's practicality; he might have indicated how he would yield to her vision.

Church and State Without comment, the justices denied review in four cases on which they had deferred action while they were considering the two Ten Commandments cases.