Sentence examples for which would have deferred from inspiring English sources

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.

The proposal, which was scheduled to undergo a final vote in parliament Tuesday, would have deferred sentencing or punishment for sexual assault of minors in cases where there was no physical force and where the victim and perpetrator were married.

"If I had known that motion could have been deferred I would have deferred it.

"A real CEO would have deferred any increase until the mess is sorted".

Staten Island had only one proposed school on the list, Intermediate School 43, which would have housed 947 students and was deferred to the next five-year plan.

The defense team offered a deal to stave off this possibility, floating the possibility of a settlement of some kind, including a deferred prosecution agreement, which would have meant the corporate equivalent of probation for the Trump Organization.

The president also announced Dapa, Deferred Action for Parents of Americans, which would have benefited Blanca's mother.

Mr. Pecker said the initial public offering, which would have brought in the kind of money that would allow the company to buy almost any property it wanted, was merely being deferred.

It meant the end of Obama's directive, which would have granted deportation relief to parents of US citizens who had lived in the country since 2010 (a program called Deferred Action for Parent Arrivals, or DAPA) and people who arrived at age 16 or younger and had lived here since 2010 (an expansion of a program called Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA).

Which would have been weird.