Deferred in a sentence

If a class has any deferred features it must be declared as deferred; however, a class with no deferred features may nonetheless itself be deferred.

If on the other hand, received a deferred adjudication with the charges deferred or dismissed upon successful completion, with verifiable documentation and an expungement order is presented; LNO will remove the photo and text at no charge.

Deferred salary has to be funded beginning a year and a half after the season from which it is deferred.

Plavnick said he made a lot of phone calls in March and managed to get deferred payments on a couple loans and deferred rent from his landlord.

The allowance was primarily driven by the decline in investment values and corresponding tax impacts resulting in the reversal of deferred tax liabilities to deferred tax assets during the first nine months of 2020.

According to an article written by Jon Marcus of The Atlantic, in 2016, colleges and universities collectively faced a budget shortfall of $30 billion for what they call “deferred maintenance” or “deferred renewal” to campus infrastructure.

Deferred classes and features Classes may be defined with deferred class rather than with class to indicate that the class may not be directly instantiated.

The decision was originally deferred until 2014; in 2014 it was deferred again until the next meeting.

To maintain the tax advantage for income deferred into a 401(k), the law stipulates the restriction that unless an exception applies, money must be kept in the plan or an equivalent tax deferred plan until the employee reaches 59½ years of age.

According to online court records, Cinco pleaded guilty to second-degree assault – strangulation in 2022 and was given a two-year deferred judgement.

Acknowledging the fact that she was imposing 'one of the softest sentences', Sheriff Gill issued a six-month structured deferred sentence for Hand, of Dalry in North Ayrshire, to be of good behaviour, with a review set for three months' time.

Additional environmental analysis would be required to move forward with the deferred fourth pad, and the final record of decision may identify additional deferrals.

A decision on the application was previously deferred for an up to date traffic assessment could be undertaken.

And revenue, specifically has also benefited from this dynamic of recognition of deferred license revenue from the future start date orders as we've talked about in the past, right?

Anthony Perruzza, who is also running for mayor, attempted unsuccessfully to have the debate deferred.

A right is a right and should no longer be deferred.

A separate arrest by Greenfield Police on June 8, 2022 in Greene County Court was all dropped and deferred to the higher court.

Besides, with derivatives financial instruments of about BRL15 million and deferred income tax of BRL7 million, total liabilities were equal to BRL244 million.

But the detectives deferred to the principal, who made a snap decision.

C-18 was a domestic propaganda deferred funding bill, that was aiming to move parts of the funding from government budget and toward the people via de facto taxing facebook.