Sentence examples for will not be deferred from inspiring English sources

And tax cuts will not be deferred, to the delight of Republican and Democratic lawmakers, who are also up for re-election.

We would be grateful if you would respond to the specific points raised by Alastair Morgan and provide reassurance that the second stage of the Leveson inquiry will not be deferred or cancelled".

Theresa May, the home secretary, and John Whittingdale, the culture secretary, have been challenged by their respective Labour shadows Andy Burnham and Maria Eagle to give a commitment that the Leveson II inquiry "will not be deferred or cancelled".

There's no guarantee that we'll always be right, but protecting those at the greatest risk shouldn't be deferred.

But the question can't be deferred indefinitely.

The well-off shouldn't be deferring income until 2011.

As a result, Sam will not be required to defer the usually mandatory portion (40%) of his Annual Incentive Scheme (AIS) award and will instead donate the entire award received in cash.

That future can be deferred, but it will not be denied.

"Some of my dreams that led me to run may have to be deferred, but they will not be denied, and will be accomplished by the time I'm done as mayor, should I be elected," he said.

But Barclays, if true to form, will point out that its top people will be deferring their bonuses, such that they will not be able to spend them for months and years.

But it has now emerged the option of deferring payments will not be open to wealthier people.