Sentence examples for would defer on from inspiring English sources

Senate Republicans said they would defer on the takeover question to the local senator, Charles J. Fuschillo Jr., a Republican.

He went on, "Cheney's not a lawyer, so he would defer to David on the law".

He made a really interesting comment, and it really struck me and I would defer to Jaws on this, because I've never taken snaps in the NFL.

Pikelny:  I would defer to Chris on the meaning of the lyrics, since he is the chief lyricist of the band.

He said he would defer to staff on the Joint Committee on Taxation in Congress to determine what information might be requested and who would have access to it.

These restrictions constituted the "revolutionary"' aspect of what otherwise would have been a coup d'etat: In an age of absolutism elsewhere, the English monarch would defer to Parliament on key questions.

Given that polarization, Daron Shaw, a professor of government at the University of Texas, Austin, and his graduate student, Joshua Blank, wanted to know "the extent to which people would defer to science" on various controversial issues.

Romney said he would defer to commanders on the ground, who have said that the U.S. force in Afghanistan should reduced to 10,000 by the end of 2014.

Joyce was shocked by the rebuff; he had expected that Mackintosh would defer to him on sledging matters: "If I had Shacks here I would make him see my way of arguing", he wrote in his diary.

He added that he would defer to health experts on what the best practices should be.

Then again, he said that he would "defer" to Mr. Trump on the decision.