Deferment in a sentence

Deferment will be offered to those borrowers who do not submit their deferment application.

Asked if he had ever thought about what his life would have been like had he gotten that deferment, Matthews seemed surprised by the question.

Among Ncube's proposed taxes is the deferment of VAT on big companies.

Blades says the deferment lulled residents into thinking the service was no longer under threat.

Putting your student loans in deferment can be a better option for certain loan types since interest doesn't always accrue.

Experts have already made it clear that this is not an interest waiver, but a deferment of payments, meaning the additional interest costs will have to borne by the customers.

Mayor Bill Dingwall, along with 19 other mayors in the region have requested, in writing on March 23, an expansion of the Provincial Property Tax Deferment Program to include residential, business and non-profit organizations.

So in other words, the payroll tax deferment is a loan.

The government should allow them to pay monthly utility bills in three installments after the deferment period’s expiry,” he said.

The loan interest waiver and the deferment of EMI payment cover everyone who availed loans from banks or financial institutions except those who defaulted or those who availed staff incentive loans.

The President, who received a draft deferment for bone spurs, has suggested in those conversations that Vietnam veterans didn’t know how to exploit the system to get out of serving.

Two relief items that Minister Robinson requested be highlighted to our residents are the available Temporary Rent Supplement as well as the Property Tax Deferment Program available to individuals 55 or older and families with children.

Deferment of loan repayment meant that the Bhutanese currently in Japan could discontinue repaying their loan.

I was classified as an “IV-D” divinity student on my draft deferment.

Last month, Virwani had asserted that there would be no impact on the Indian operation due to deferment of public issue of US-based WeWork.

Schools also use two other protections to game the system—deferment and forbearance.

A source at the Commission said later that Mr. Perumalsamy, who was due to appear before the Commission on Wednesday, requested a deferment saying he was due to be part of a VIP’s security team: he remains a PSO to the incumbent CM.

Democratic Sen. Tammy Duckworth of Illinois, who lost both of her legs during an explosion in Iraq while serving in the US Army, blasted President Donald Trump as a “five-deferment draft dodger” during her remarks on the Senate floor Saturday.

Dinkins said he was 18 when he received a special deferment in 1944 so he could remain home and help his dad with the family farm in Indiana.

Just got my draft deferment in the mail, bone spurs, so I'll be in real estate and maybe travel to the Soviet Union and bone some hookers.