Sentence examples for with deferral from inspiring English sources

One answer to this problem, endorsed by Bernie Sanders, is simply to do away with deferral — make corporations pay taxes on their foreign profits as soon as they're earned.

Most Americans probably aren't familiar with deferral...but... some of the most profitable companies in the world can put off paying taxes indefinitely while hardworking Americans must pay their taxes every year.

The intervention for mixed population of type 1 and type 2 diabetes was immediate vitrectomy to treat diabetic retinopathy compared with deferral of vitrectomy.

First, the finding that not one woman (of five) who both worked and had dependent children returned within nine months of being eligible suggests that donors with the most responsibilities and demands on time are the most poorly placed to overcome the disruption to their donation pattern associated with deferral.

When the Red Sox initially restructured Rodriguez's contract with deferrals on Wednesday, it would have netted them savings of about $28 million.

So in January, the federal agency that administers the program determined that immigrants with deferrals were just legal enough to qualify for driver's licenses.

With deferrals, "Try not to say, 'No, he didn't get in.' Say, 'We have to wait until April.' " And don't be disappointed if that fabulous meal goes uneaten -- win, lose or draw.

For the first round deadline in October, all 500 places are typically available (perhaps a small handful of places have already been filled by students with deferrals or exceptional circumstances).

Kailey, Faye's partner in "losing her lesbian virginity", did say it made her excited to think about the audience outside, but for the most part, Goedele's repeated check-ins about whether or not guests were happy to have participated in the show were met with deferrals and awkward stammering about generally being a bit horny, now, I guess.

Kailey, Faye's partner in "losing her lesbian virginity," did say it made her excited to think about the audience outside, but for the most part, Liekens's repeated check-ins about whether or not guests were happy to have participated in the show were met with deferrals and awkward stammering about generally being a bit horny, now, I guess.

"The lads aren't happy but they've gone along with a deferral with the administrator so I'm going to put the strongest side I can out.