"You can defer taxes but you can't defer cancer treatment," she said.
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Defer to the church and defer to authority because you offer us nothing.
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"You can defer taxes but you can't defer cancer treatment," she told Kemp.
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Individuals can defer up to $1 million, he said, while corporations can defer up to $10 million.
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We're always taught to defer to men, or defer to anybody who is in a position of authority.
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CEO Jim Hackett will defer 50% of his pay, while executive chairman Bill Ford will defer all of his pay.
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Schiff and Nunes are allowed to defer to professional committee staffers to let them question witnesses, but not defer to other members of Congress.
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To help cover the costs, I found myself sinking deeper into debt -- because while you can defer some payments, you can't defer cancer treatment.
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To help cover the cost, I found myself sinking deeper into debt, because while you can defer some payments, you can't defer cancer treatment.
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To help cover the costs, I found myself sinking deeper into debt – because while you can defer some payments, you can't defer cancer treatment.
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Moreover, courts traditionally don't defer to alleged state violations of the First Amendment nearly as much as they defer to federal foreign affairs and immigration policies.
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And so, we continue to defer, defer -- which may cover our geriatric nursing care when that sad day comes but does nothing for the here-and-now.
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Individuals will be able to defer up to $1 million in payments without incurring penalties and corporations will be able to defer up to $10 million in payments.
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In addition, Bank of America can defer payments on auto loans for up to two months and defer payments on mortgages and home equity loans for up to three months.
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Thus, just as judges tend to defer to the executive on matters of national security, those same judges are likely to defer to public health officials regarding a potential pandemic.
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Mnuchin added corporations will be able to defer tax payments of up to $80.743 million while individuals could defer up to $280.74 million in payments to the Internal Revenue Service.
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And whether it's a CEO who is going to defer a purchase or that individual who is going to defer a purchase, you know, you are seeing the seeds of a global slowdown.
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IAN MAITLAND Minneapolis The "original intent" lobby runs into a logical dilemma it has yet to resolve: Do you defer to the founders' original intent, or do you defer to their words literally?
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He said he would defer all questions to Mattis's office.
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It would make sense if students could defer the expense.
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Mrs Clinton has also been keen to defer to states.
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The prime minister cannot defer the difficult decisions much longer.
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I defer the business implications of this ruling to others.
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I must always defer to my board, and my customers.
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However, Trump may defer to Congress on taxes, Behlke said.
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Should - should courts defer to that as - as the law?
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"Don't we have to defer to their judgment?" he asked.
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Chimpanzees, monkeys and cockatoos, among other species, can defer gratification.
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I don't know, I defer to your color judgment here.
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So you needn't defer to the uncle's judgment about himself.
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Students would be allowed to defer payments on student loans.
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They can also defer charges, including air traffic control fees.
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The justices typically defer to Congress in cases concerning citizenship.
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Barr claimed he suggested that prosecutors defer to the judge.
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And lawmakers shouldn't defer to their constituents at every turn.
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They thought we were rational sophisticates who could defer gratification.
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"I can defer that to my wife," he told reporters.
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The government will not let you defer taxes indefinitely, however.
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But Pelosi also seemed to defer any decisions to Nadler.
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" Prescott then said, "We defer to the second half, yes.
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The board took an action to defer, as they were permitted to, to defer compensation that was owed to certain executives based on the fact that they wanted to see this all played out.
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So we always want to defer to them on those topics.
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Creating that translation, I would rather defer to the other person.
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Why would they [defer] to him other than he's a billionaire?
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Trump has shown a willingness to defer to them, Miller added.
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I defer more to women to a degree to decide that.
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Federal prosecutors said Wednesday that they would defer prosecuting former Rep.
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How to get your free credit reportHow to defer student loans
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Society benefits when people defer gratification and save for the future.
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The best you can do is defer tragedy, not prevent it.
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They may defer to power because they are enthralled by it.
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We defer to the judgment of law enforcement on this request.
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But on something like this, I would defer to their judgment.
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"We defer to POTUS remarks," Murtaugh said in a text message.
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Earlier in the week, Mnuchin said that individual and small business filers would be able to defer payments of up to $1 million and corporations can defer up to $10 million without incurring interest or penalties.
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Ordinarily, courts defer to presidents on matters of immigration and foreign policy.
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Horowitz seemed to want to defer on naming one of the individuals.
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DHAKA (Reuters) - Bangladesh will defer general elections by a week, to Dec.
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I defer to the mission statement of the Mark Zuckerberg-led Internet.
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More neutral observers were generally happy to defer to the A.P. poll.
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Westinghouse said it would defer to the customer, Saudi Arabia, for comment.
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Without exception, the courts defer to executive branch determinations of national security.
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As far as him going to Mexico, I would defer to Kimberly.
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This way, you defer both the cash received and the tax payment.
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We defer to the Airport Authority for further information on employment status.
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The courts are not required to defer to the Justice Department's recommendations.
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The company later agreed to defer part of the raises to 2020.
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And, importantly, no one would wait for him or defer to him.
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I'm going to defer to Urban Dictionary for this one: Checks out.
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"You could even defer it to your grandchildren if you wanted, too."
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But for some reason the judge won't defer to the Belarus court.
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Lynch had said she would defer to the FBI and prosecutors' recommendations.
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But Democrats say it is within the president's authority to defer deportations.
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But I must defer to someone not as biased as I am.
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Trump doesn't seem to enjoy policy detail and may defer to Congress.
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Courts typically defer to the executive on matters concerning military activities abroad.
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I would probably just defer to Seafood Watch ratings for farmed salmon.
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Courts pretty much defer to law enforcement on what counts as relevant.
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He said he was prepared to defer to the wishes of Congress.
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And federal judges often defer to the executive branch on immigration policy.
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Many banks are allowing customers to defer payments without facing a penalty.
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The short answer is no, a president cannot defer an election unilaterally.
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Mr. Moncayo at the time agreed, she said, to defer the remainder.
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The hospital, despite its victories in court, should defer to Charlie's parents.
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JAMIE DIMON: I'm going to defer comment until I know more facts.
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But the children call for paella, and so I'll defer the dream.
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I will defer and suggest you wait for that to come down.
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Asking to defer enrollment for a year can be even more intimidating.
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This year, you can defer up to $244,27 in your 603(k).
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Name withheld When should you defer to the norms of your neighbors?
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On this issue, I would certainly defer to someone like Ken Feinberg.
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Under Section 256 of the United States Internal Revenue Code, the exchange of certain types of property may defer the recognition of capital gains or losses due upon sale, and hence defer any capital gains taxes otherwise due.
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A statement posted on the site said that all registered runners could defer their entry to the 2021 event, but that runners who defer would have to pay again and would not receive refunds for this year's race.
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So I think it was entirely appropriate for you to defer and acknowledge your viewpoint that it is an issue, a factor, but defer to answer the question as to whether or not is the primary driver of it.
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But as part of the government's response to the coronavirus, individual and small business filers will be able to defer payments of up to $1 million and corporations can defer up to $10 million -- without incurring interest or penalties.
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They say running away can defer, but not deny your very real problems.
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This may, in turn, give them the confidence to defer sex and marriage.
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Private companies don't have a threshold and would defer simply to privacy laws.
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However, the state is the regulatory body here, and we defer to them.
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Could it be that Australia's rugged individualists are happy to defer to nanny?
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Most importantly, both are willing to defer when the situation calls for it.
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He also wants to make it harder to avoid or defer those taxes.
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For the Trending stuff specifically, I'll defer to Tom and the search team.
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The central bank did not, however, specifically state it would defer rate hikes.
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Many businesses are hesitant to defer to foreign or not-invented-here thinking.
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But companies can defer that tax on active profits left outside the country.
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Concordia said on Monday it had exercised an option to defer until Feb.
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Instead the response has been to defer to tech companies to do more.
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Chief Justice John Roberts will set the tone, and his colleagues will defer.
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For example, you cannot defer your student loans while undergoing active cancer treatment.
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We'll defer to our books editor, Pamela Paul, to describe the selection process.
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Sanders has proposed ending corporations' ability to defer taxation on profits earned overseas.
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Mr. Barab said his agency would defer to the C.D.C. on that question.
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But Olympics officials instead chose to defer that decision to individual sports federations.
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If you're not catching my drift, I will defer you to this man.
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"We're asking employees to defer nonessential travel during this time," the spokesperson said.
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The two men agreed to defer any action for a couple of days.
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They should defer to agencies, moreover, only where their interpretations are authentically reasonable.
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"The question is whether the courts will defer to the EPA," Lazarus said.
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But legal experts said appellate courts generally defer to lower court evidentiary rulings.
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"What we've told people is we'll defer payments," Moynihan told CNBC's Jim Cramer.
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Credit card customers can already request to defer payments using an online form.
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Opposition parties tend to defer to Mr Erdogan whenever he invokes national security.
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This along with rising interest rates led some homebuyers to defer their purchases.
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U.S. regulators want the EU to "defer" to a clearing house's home watchdog.
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She goes to lengths to defer to Ms. Cho: No wrong answer here.
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Westbrook could defer to Durant on offense and cover his shortcomings on defense.
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Perhaps they will defer regular maintenance (or repairs) to their home or vehicle.
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He did it by encouraging them to lead, rather than defer to him.
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I wanted him to declare his name rather than defer to its otherness.
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Gorsuch does not believe courts must always defer to such agencies, including the NLRB.
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Did Trump graciously defer to the E3, or did he simply have no choice?
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At the time, USCIS said it would defer discretion for deportation relief to ICE.
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Instead, regulators will defer to easier-to-digest models within the original Volcker Rule.
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This, combined with rising interest rates had prompted some homebuyers to defer their purchases.
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As a prima ballerina, she's been trained to defer to traditional expectations of femininity.
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The justices can simply defer to the official, brushing aside evidence about his motives.
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"Bra stories, defer to the babe," says co-host Brian Kilmeade at one point.
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This, combined with rising interest rates had prompted some homebuyers to defer their purchases.
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They defer doing things or only do them when they have some free time.
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Grassley said last week that he would defer to Mueller in scheduling Manafort's testimony.
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They defer a lot of the heavier terms and negotiation to a later date.
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Many retirees may not have the option to defer withdrawals from their retirement accounts.
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Take her proposal to defer student loans for entrepreneurs who are starting new businesses.
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And if I could, I'd like to defer on that until that is completed.
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Why risk a surprise dining experience when you can defer to the digital crowd?
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Rina's a maximalist, and "Valentine (What's It Gonna Be)" doesn't defer from that path.
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At first reading this statement would seem to defer judgment to the democratic process.
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When her father had to pay for cancer treatment, she had to defer taxes.
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Then again, he said that he would "defer" to Mr. Trump on the decision.
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AX) on Friday said it would defer the delivery of new Boeing Co (BA.
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For better or worse, Bush did defer to Republican policy experts like Paul Wolfowitz.
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Talk of good and bad has to defer to talk about respect and recognition.
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Of course, the rich could defer capital gains, disguise stock trades, and hide wealth.
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But if you do sell, defer those gains by buying another building almost immediately.
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But you can only defer this stuff for so long before everybody's really squeezed.
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Instead, I'll defer to Rolling Stone's Tana Ganeva, who followed Salazar throughout the summer.
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Startups don't have the same luxury, so don't defer thinking about your business model.
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Crucially, however, its cuisine does not defer to the leaden palate of Olde England.
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Bank of America is allowing customers to defer on a month-by-month basis.
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The findings are consistent with theories suggesting voters often defer to politicians' policy judgments.
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"We're asking employees to defer non-essential travel during this time," the spokesperson said.
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He doesn't look at himself as a figure that they have to defer to.
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But that would still defer arguments to the fall, with a decision to follow.
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They are also interested in ending corporations' ability to defer taxation on foreign earnings.
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"You could imagine Congress wanted to defer to the states," Rao said, challenging Patterson.
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All open questions, and all questions I'm likely to defer to Tom Warren on.
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"It was a very good decision today to defer the designation," he told reporters.
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All told, the programs could defer deportation for as many as 5 million people.
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This tactic allows investors to reduce taxes today and defer gains into the future.
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For instance, some firms already defer bonuses beyond the four-year timeframe regulators propose.
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And Republican leaders appeared to defer to Democrat demands for a broad immigration amnesty.
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The Justice Department also agreed under that settlement to defer prosecution for three years.
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But that meant the loan payments she had been able to defer came due.
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Featured artists include Chaz Bojorquez, Big Sleeps, Defer, Patrick Martinez, Retna, Prime, and others.
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" If you want to work another 30, you're like, "Let's not defer any pain.
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He also wanted them to agree to defer all loan payments until that time.
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From there, if the courts defer to precedent, the Trump administration has the edge.
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Getting employees to defer more of their salaries to retirement savings is a top priority.
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Cohn may be able to defer the tax until later if he unloads the stock.
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He may be able to defer the tax until later if he unloads the stock.
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They defer to authority instead of confronting the racist intent behind some laws, some say.
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As this is an ongoing investigation, we defer any additional questions to the local authorities.
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The ministry has urged event organizers to cancel or defer non-essential large-scale events.
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Instead, USCIS said it would defer discretion for deportation relief to Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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Second: a population willing to defer to that elite's application and interpretation of those traditions.
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He said he would defer processing the ruling until he was in a "safe environment".
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Women report that they feel a bit less pressure than before to defer to men.
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On the one hand, courts typically defer to the president on questions of national security.
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ANDREW McCABE: I think I'm going to have to defer that one to Mr. Carlin.
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"Generally, courts defer on national security to the government," said U.S. District Judge Theodore Chuang.
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Use analysts and all other information sources, but don't defer any responsibility onto another person.
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The State Department advisory urged all nonessential U.S. government personnel to defer travel to China.
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But it was really sweet to see Xo and Rogelio defer their wedding for Jane.
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"I would defer to the president-elect's team for commentary on his tweets," he said.
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In court papers, Overland Park, Kansas-based Sprint said it would defer to Pauley's decision.
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They backed Obama's executive actions to defer deportations of up to five million undocumented immigrants.
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Or it's students who keep having to defer their graduation and rack up more debt.
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Mueller's team did not request a particular sentence, instead electing to defer to the court.
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It's heartbreaking to watch young women defer their dreams of school because of unplanned pregnancies.
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New York courts tend to defer to a city's reasoning for adopting a certain proposal.
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Natural Resources Defense Council, which requires that courts defer to agency interpretations of federal law.
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Both have said they support Mr. Obama's use of executive power to defer deportations. Mrs.
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At the largest firms, executives would have to defer 60 percent of their incentive pay.
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At the largest firms, executives would have to defer 85033 percent of their incentive pay.
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"We will file a motion to quash the indictment and defer the arraignment," Lim said.
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Earlier this month, Ocasio-Cortez said she would defer to party leadership on the issue.
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It could defer maintenance and upkeep of aging facilities, jeopardizing the FAA's excellent safety record.
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BXP likely has some flexibility to defer spending if market conditions weaken unexpectedly and materially.
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The U.S. tax code allows corporations to defer tax payments on foreign profits held overseas.
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"If you choose to defer, you may pay back between $22,000 and $25,000," he said.
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Do courts have no choice but to defer to plaintiffs' assertions about complicity and burden?
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Clinton wants to: Invest in small tech businesses and help defer loans for tech entrepreneurs.
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But companies can defer the American taxes only as long as their profits remain offshore.
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What's more, council members tend to defer to their colleague who represents the area affected.
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That's Germany's policy tactic of choice right now: Defer world problems to yet another commission.
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Gomez says he often allows his clients to defer payment until they receive settlement money.
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"We can no longer afford to defer investment in our nation's infrastructure," the group said.
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Their biggest players defer to Lionel like Cavaliers players seeking comfort in LeBron James' shadow.
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If these leaders fail to defer their animosities, all three nations will suffer the costs.
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"What we've told people is we'll defer payments," Moynihan told CNBC's Jim Cramer on Friday.
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Measure carefully and, when in doubt, defer to a knowledgeable sales assistant, Ms. Moss said.
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British Land is giving smaller players full rent holidays and allowing bigger ones to defer.
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It implies that no matter how intelligent they become, machines will always defer to humans.
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Investment-only variable annuities could let you defer taxes until you take withdrawals, he said.
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"We're asking employees to defer nonessential travel during this time," a spokesperson told BuzzFeed News.
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My wife and I are having a disagreement, and we've decided to defer to you.
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Your benefits increase 8 percent a year, every year, until age 70, if you defer.
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"When a patient becomes incredibly violent, we do defer to using the police," he said.
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But the court said it would defer a decision on the question of religious discrimination.
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Natural Resources Defense Council, that said judges should defer to agency interpretations of ambiguous laws.
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To defer to someone else's definition of a life well-lived is a Faustian bargain.
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I really have to defer to the client and let them do their gut check.
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Roberts said judges should broadly defer to the administration as it devises the census form.
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Under the current rules, a team captain must clearly use the term "defer," Schefter said.
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The comment surprised some Democrats given that committees rarely defer key witnesses to other panels.
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Seibel agreed, however, to defer to the FTC on whether the whitening claims are valid.
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Natural Resources Defense Council, that says judges should defer to agency interpretations of ambiguous laws.
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He's signed a short-term continuing resolution to defer the shutdown fight over the wall.
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The Justice Department would surely argue that courts should instead defer to the president's determination.
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It's this short-term thinking that led it to defer maintenance on the R32 trains.
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Should the people defer to the experts or choose for themselves what they consider true?
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Karla Monterroso: I had one more a question but I'm going to defer to Walt.
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Barr said it would be improper to automatically defer to people who report to him.
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Defer as much as possible annually The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) sets the maximum deferral limits for 2900(k) plans at $220006,2202 annually, with the exception that those above the age of 2628 can defer an additional $28500,6900 annually as a catch-up contribution.
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Mnuchin said the Trump administration is authorizing a total of $300 billion of these tax deferrals so that individuals can defer up to $1 million in payments and corporations can defer up to $10 million with interest and penalties waived automatically for 90 days.
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It allows investors to defer tax on any unrealised capital gains they reinvest in the zones.
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This is driven by the unconstrained ability to defer coupons, subordination and the absence of covenants.
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She alleges that those "Corporate Defendants" conspired together to defer the investigations into Ravenel's supposed assaults.
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I mean, we're going to defer those investments decisions until there is clarity in the marketplace.
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Students planning a gap year typically apply to college and then defer once they are accepted.
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But the five-member conservative majority seemed ready to defer to Mr. Trump's national security judgments.
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Even if judges would not have adopted the policy themselves, should they defer to this claim?
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And I defer you to them as to the current state of play on those discussions.
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If they're not willing to believe and trust women's personal experiences, they won't defer to you.
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Teen activists are sending the message that they're unwilling to just defer to adults in power.
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Defer your arousal for a moment, however, because we have some methodology questions to get through.
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Art Festival, alongside muralists like Cinta Vidal, Pantone, DEFER, Selena Miles, Pantonio, Sarah Joncas, and HITOTZUKI.
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The musician is married to actress Kaylee DeFer, who portrayed Ivy Dickens on the teen drama.
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JACK IS AN INSPIRATIONAL LEADER SO I DEFER TO HIM ON THE FUTURE OF THE COMPANY.
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The central bank did not, however, specifically state it would defer rate hikes, unsettling some investors.
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The idea is that unless the Constitution specifically prohibits something, you should defer to the states.
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On the other hand, when you defer maintenance for a generation, those costs compound far faster.
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It's time to defend the American dream and not defer it for any of our children.
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Hammond's decision to defer the budget handouts until Britain's situation becomes a bit clearer looks wise.
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Mrs May, more cautiously, wants to defer this until the end of the year (see article).
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Present law allows American firms to "defer" American corporate taxes until money earned overseas is returned.
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"We're going to defer those leases until we do some cultural consultation," Zinke told the newspaper.
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Senators instead defer to the majority leader to do so because it is convenient for them.
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They also refused to defer to Trump's mere invocation of national security to justify his actions.
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Natural Resources Defense Council, that says judges should defer to agency interpretation of their legal power.
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One is to defer needed maintenance and hope the funding crunch eases before something important breaks.
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On one hand, Proposition 13 led local governments to lay off employees and defer essential maintenance.
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Cohen responded that if he is charged with anything he would defer to Petrillo for advice.
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You catch a break on your first RMD, which you can defer until the following year.
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In these cases, judges would likely defer to the two branches to work out a compromise.
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After facing backlash last week, Lynch said she would defer to the FBI and prosecutors' recommendations.
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For example, a 65-year-old might buy an annuity and defer income until age 70.
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It would pay me to sell the losses now and defer the gains until next year.
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I was able to defer military service as long as I was enrolled as a student.
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Typically, presidents defer to the recommendations of Senate leaders in picking commissioners from the other party.
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Organizers of mass events were encouraged to defer or cancel events; some religious institutions suspended services.
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He said that corporations would be able to defer up to $85033 million in tax payments.
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Environmental reporters around the country revere Mark, and officials often defer to him on factual matters.
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It was wrong of Comey to not defer to Trump's personal interest in sidelining the investigation.
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Prior rules allowed companies to "defer" U.S. tax on worldwide profits unless they repatriated the money.
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He would defer to her in the way that he wouldn't to the rest of humanity.
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SXSW is offering to defer amounts paid for this year's festival until 2021, 2022, or 2023.
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The CDC recommends travelers, especially those with underlying health issues, defer all cruise ship travel worldwide.
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Air France-KLM is appealing to the Dutch and French governments to defer new ticket taxes.
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Additionally, the letter called for assistance in allowing businesses to defer mortgage, lease and loan obligations.
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Allowing employers (but not employees) to defer paying their share of social security tax on wages.
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It allows at least a dozen papers to defer pension payments required by employee pension funds.
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I defer to the president and his advisers on what he can do by executive action.
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State attorneys general could also open audits of Trump, since they don't defer to the IRS.
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Presidents traditionally defer to the Senate minority leader when filling opposing-party seats on the commission.
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Alex will defer this semester if she hasn't been able to fly back by mid-March.
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"I defer to the chairman there on what jurisdiction we have or don't have," said Sen.
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On October 4th the foreign ministry advised Singaporeans to "defer non-essential travel" to Hong Kong.
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Those who file lawsuits learn quickly that the courts almost always defer to the agencies' decisions.
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Now, private-company employees will be able to defer those taxes for up to five years.
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Never once has it passed a law giving the president authority to defer deportations for millions.
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Swissport in a statement blamed "current market conditions" for the decision to defer its IPO ambitions.
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Roberts can either grant or deny the request alone or defer it to the full court.
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So it is probably safe for you to defer taking anti-fever medicines for minor illnesses.
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Microsoft also directed employees to defer trips and advised staff in China to work from home.
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As for keeping your husband's job loss a secret from your parents, defer to your husband.
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They are unlikely to return, and the continuing divisions mean other companies may defer further investment.
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Anger made another set of participants less likely to defer a decision between two airline tickets.
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The proposed Democratic Party platform calls for ending companies' ability to defer taxation on overseas earnings.
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It is unclear whether Meadows would defer to Jordan for the ranking member position of Oversight.
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Immigration Undocumented families hoping to defer deportation because of medical issues just got some good news.
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But the White House changed its mind on Monday, choosing to defer those new sanctions indefinitely.
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Fearful of putting national security at risk, judges and legislative leaders generally defer to the executive.
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Now, he said, more and more owners defer to general managers who rely increasingly on analytics.
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When a host asks if you want a booth or table, defer to the larger person.
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Kara Swisher: Defer to Walt, but very quick, Walt, because I'm getting mean messages from Peter.
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Why did the UK defer to the American view, on both the war and its execution?
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Mnuchin said during a press conference at the White House that individuals who owe the IRS money will be able to defer up to $28503 million in payments for 22020 days without interest or penalties, while corporations will be able to defer up to $10 million.
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Specifically, investors could defer paying taxes on that gain until as late as the end of 2026.
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If needed, we defer to the information provided for an individual's birth certificate and their biological sex.
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But Trump has so far consistently appeared to defer to his military on matters of battlefield strategy.
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I will defer any further comment to my managers -- but please know that we are all safe.
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He repeatedly refused to answer, often saying he would defer to the Republican-controlled committee's decisions. Sen.
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Many airlines defer orders, but industry sources say aerospace suppliers rarely allow much scope for unilateral cancellations.
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The recent case that blocked President Barack Obama's order to defer the deportation of immigrants, U.S. vs.
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She stopped attending events and, when her siblings were asked about her, the Kardashians would politely defer.
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The reform ends a system whereby companies defer tax on foreign earnings until the funds are repatriated.
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They choose a hot pot/steam restaurant in Oakland, and I defer to them for all ordering.
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Rather, we may learn that Mueller intended to defer to somebody else on obstruction for institutional reasons.
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India's Health Ministry has told Indians to defer or cancel all "non-essential travel" to affected countries.
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You might already know that you can defer up to $22019,000 in your 401(k) in 2019.
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His absence from Congress led Republicans to defer the vote on the repeal and replacement of Obamacare.
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In return, the company's banks have agreed to defer loan repayments of $165 million until September 2018.
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Juhayna, a drinks maker, said it would defer new projects and seek to source raw materials locally.
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"You know big brothers always have to defer once in a while," Bush told the young boys.
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To fully realize drones' remarkable economic potential ... state lawmakers and local officials must defer to federal rules.
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And it generally, though by no means always, tends to defer to presidents on national security issues.
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Key attributes for both instruments include the ability to defer coupon payments for up to five years.
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N. moves as another case of populist saber-rattling that will eventually defer to Beltway conventional wisdom.
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The lawyer representing China, Carter Phillips, urged the justices to defer to China's explanation about Chinese regulations.
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The bill would cap the amount of capital gains that an appointee can defer at $1 million.
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Like Sanders, he would also end the ability of U.S. companies to defer taxation on foreign earnings.
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They're using stall tactics to defer action, ignoring the courts and the demands of the American people.
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Some plans also offer the opportunity to re-defer compensation so long as certain criteria are met.
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Hybrid debt has equity-like characteristics, such as the ability of the issuer to defer coupon payments.
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Another bill that the House approved Thursday would allow certain employees to defer taxes on stock options.
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Both acts have in common an overriding circumstance: the willingness of the G.O.P. to defer to Trump.
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Federal officials defer to the insurance commissioners in 20153 states deemed to have "effective rate review" programs.
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The aircraftmaker must pay the Justice Department $107 million as part of an agreement to defer prosecution.
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Give yourself room to defer making irrevocable decisions until you can do so with a clear mind.
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By reporting it as a loan, Gates explained, Manafort could defer the amount of taxes he owed.
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It allows incoming government officials to defer paying capital gains taxes on any earnings on the investment.
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When the laws passed by Congress are unclear (which is very often), courts defer to agency interpretation.
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Judges are obliged, he held, to defer to the president's policy decisions - but not to be naïve.
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Republican Representative Kay Granger urged McMahon to inform Congress of the specific projects the Pentagon would defer.
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At the very least airlines are likely to defer deliveries of aircraft, if not cancel them altogether.
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Overseas watchdogs would defer to regulators in the United States and work in close cooperation with them.
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Australian banks said they will defer loan repayments for small businesses impacted by coronavirus for six months.
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Mr. Kelly and Mr. Ghosn "had conversations regarding legal ways they could defer compensation," Mr. Harwell said.
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Democracy does not demand that we defer to experts wielding scientific models that almost no one understands.
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On the other hand, in a crisis judges tend to defer to executive authorities, including health officials.
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"I would guess the number of people who shouldn't defer is less than 10 percent," he said.
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Under the terms of her Discover loans, she can defer repayment for just six months after graduating.
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I was shocked that my student loan servicer wouldn't allow me to defer my payments without penalty.
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The retail division has fielded more than 150,000 requests to defer payments on mortgages and auto loans.
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The retail division has fielded more than 150,000 requests to defer payments on mortgages and auto loans.
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It seeks not to defer or deny the challenges ahead of us, but to rise above them.
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Typically, employees must choose how much to defer and when they would like to receive the payout.
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BREAKING: Jackson says she will keep Roger Stone's Thursday's sentencing, but signals she will defer its execution.
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The outbreak is expected to put the cruise industry under pressure as passengers defer or cancel trips.
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Some analysts suggested that concern about American commitment to the region led it to defer to Beijing.
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She has had cancer patients defer surgery for months or sell their cars to fund co-payments.
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Many people use them to legally avoid or defer taxes and swiftly pass assets to their heirs.
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We tend to defer the question of living or dying well until it's too late to answer.
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Even worse, Amtrak trains must often defer to freight and commuter trains, waiting for them to pass.
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They concluded there were incentives for the biggest index fund companies to "defer excessively" to corporate managers.
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I happily defer to the sports dad who screams helpful tips at my child from the sidelines.
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You can also typically call your bank or credit card company and ask to defer your payment.
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Many people use trusts to legally avoid or defer taxes and swiftly pass assets to their heirs.
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Should the F.D.A. "defer" African-Americans from donating blood unless they have been abstinent for 12 months?
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We can defer to the scholar who suggests that J. K. Rowling is no C. S. Lewis.
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"It wouldn't make sense to defer it and not take the money" after age 70, Lash said.
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Currently, businesses are able to defer those taxes until the money is brought back to the country.
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Of course, judges regularly defer to precedent, but that is deference to the judgment of another judge.
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He has proposed that Argentina defer payment of both interest and principal for the next two years.
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Prescott eventually said the Cowboys wanted to "defer," but referee Walt Anderson stuck with the original call.
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Parliament will hold a three-hour emergency debate on Tuesday on May's decision to defer the vote.
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Today's officials face decades of decisions by predecessors to defer maintenance and repair costs into their future.
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Democrats don't have a chance in obstructing Coats's confirmation, and Republicans will defer to their former colleague.
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The fact that Modi decided to defer tariffs indicates expectations for a mutually acceptable solution, experts say.
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Lawmakers, however, should not defer to politics in the face of the epidemic of child sex abuse.
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But in a developing democracy like Mexico's, it is fundamental to discuss, defer, and dialogue; not attack.
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Graciously, Harvard allowed me to defer my fellowship in the hope of better news in the future.
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"The Department of Justice has asked the Committee to defer consideration of this matter and the Committee, following precedent, unanimously voted to defer consideration of this matter at this time," the committee said in the release An official for the Department of Justice was not immediately available for comment.
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Delta Air Lines on Monday trimmed its growth plans and said it will defer the delivery of aircraft.
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Every time you defer facing up to the cost of capital, it's going to catch up to you.
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But with oil prices rising and the rand likely to remain low, this will only defer the pain.
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"The tendency of federal courts is to defer to executive decision-making on military personnel issues," he said.
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" After the loss, White and Videckis went back to school, and White thought, "Oh gosh, should I defer?
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How is it fair in a court of justice for judges to defer to one of the litigants?
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A source familiar with Prince's plans said Prince would likely defer to Friess if he decides to run.
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N said it will defer jetliner orders worth nearly $5 billion as part of a cost-saving drive.
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An obvious explanation is that the financial crisis of 2007-08 led firms to defer productivity-boosting investment.
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When you come on and you're new and you're by yourself, you just kind of have to defer.
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The government would also defer further a 1763 percent export tax on raw platinum to 2019, Chinamasa said.
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They could also defer to international sports federations to decide on their participation as they did at Rio.
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With North Korea Mr Trump appeared to defuse, or at least defer, a serious crisis that predated him.
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Because we didn't want some investors to see how much is left in the round and defer funding.
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It remains to be seen how long Illinois can defer making payments already approved in past years' budgets.
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Natural Resources Defense Council doctrine, courts generally defer to an agency's statutory interpretation where the law is ambiguous.
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The startup works with small and mid-sized businesses to help retail customers defer payments for six months.
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But the broadest reason for Trump to defer to the generals has to do with his own character.
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In exchange, they'd have to agree to defer the collection of Social Security payments later in their life.
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The Administration should defer to congressional leaders on the nominees for these commissions as has been the norm.
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Under her plan, young entrepreneurs could defer payments on their federal student loans for up to three years.
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But Justice Kennedy questioned whether the president can defer deportations for millions of people without specific congressional authorization.
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A tax holiday could encourage companies to stockpile earnings overseas again and defer American taxes, while enriching investors.
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He was a portly, toppled despot aghast at how stubbornly an intelligent woman refused to defer to him.
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However, if you defer your first RMD this year, you will need to take two RMDs in 2018.
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Other experts note that courts often defer to the president when it comes to matters of national security.
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Third Point asked Campbell to defer any decision about a new CEO until after the upcoming annual meeting.
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The story of Kill 2 Succeed's origins begins with Fujita and his childhood friend, Alex Kizu aka Defer.
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I would defer to Chief Dotson as to what he's seeing and what he's hearing from his officers.
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Doubling food production would defer the problems of present-day birth rates by at most a few decades.
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The parks department plans to evaluate vendor revenues and has offered to temporarily defer a portion of rents.
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And, the Treasury Department also announced it will defer the deadline for annual tax payments by 90 days.
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But courts tend to defer to elected officials and the military during real or perceived national security crises.
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Like many paternalistic and "moderate" whites, he was inclined to defer problems of race equality to the future.
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Instead, Republicans tend to work within the system, defer to leadership and duck difficult questions about trade-offs.
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The South Koreans have asked the Americans to defer joint military exercises to ensure calm during the Olympics.
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Alternatively, it urged Congress to allow those hosts to defer the taxes on their short-term rental income.
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Safety remains our utmost priority, and we're continuing to defer to health officials and the CDC for guidance.
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Individuals and tourism-related companies will be permitted to defer interest payments on bank loans for four months.
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Here is the bank's site to defer credit-card payments; other products may be added in coming days.
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The Army was the first to order its troops to defer from deployment to Italy and South Korea.
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Republican leaders in Congress have said they will defer to Trump to determine what legislation should be considered.
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PAPADOPOULOS: Nodded — noncommittal, but I mean, of course, to defer to Jeff Sessions and to ask Jeff's opinion.
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Besides public cash, airlines are pushing to defer or waive of a swath of European taxes and duties.
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In addition, state attorneys general could also initiate audits of Trump, since they don't defer to the IRS.
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The bill allows taxpayers to defer capital gains taxes on investments that are reinvested into designated opportunity zones.
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The principle of the Chevron case says that a federal court will defer to a federal agency's views.
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CARLOS GHOSN: No. No, I was not deferring anything because when you defer that means you acquired something.
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Malaysia Airlines and Air Niuigini this month said they would defer the delivery of their 737 MAX orders.
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" It advised citizens to "defer all travel to Hubei province and all non-essential travel to mainland China.
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Another angle: Attorney General William Barr warned that communities must defer to the police or risk losing protection.
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Ridding judges of a duty to defer could undercut agencies' ability to issue certain informal policies and rules.
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Global GT that judges don't have to defer in appraisal actions to the market price for a company.
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"I would defer to the chairman but I don't think we would do it on Thursday," Cornyn said.
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"We defer to Russia obviously for anything specific to their military exercises and posture," the Pentagon official said.
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If you do decide to defer your property taxes, pay attention to how this will affect your heirs.
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The House, which has already approved its own bill, was expected largely to defer to the Senate measure.
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For example, drug courts will often defer criminal charges if a defendant agrees to go to addiction treatment.
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Reuters reported on Wednesday that Etihad was exploring options with Boeing to cancel or defer orders for 777X jets.
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"I had no one to defer to other than research material," the reality star says of searching for support.
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In another opinion, he challenged the notion that courts should defer to administrative agencies when they interpret the law.
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"You don't want to defer your bonus for too long, but a few weeks makes sense," added CBIZ's Smith.
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The 9th Circuit concedes they should generally defer to the other branches on matters of immigration and national security.
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Faith is obviously a big part of Christianity, and a lot of believers do defer to that, no question.
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I know other black belts are like 'Ohhh you need to defer to me to this other life questions.
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Trump did add that he would defer to his Cabinet as to whether he would adopt such policies. Sen.
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The Patriots won the coin toss, opting to defer possession until the second half (which they almost always do).
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"We find no reason to defer action on SpaceX's modification request as requested by certain commenters," the FCC wrote.
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And definitely don't defer your student loan payments beyond the grace period if you can help it at all.
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Auer, in case you've forgotten, requires courts to defer to executive agencies' interpretations of their own rules and regulations.
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By going back to the office, doesn't he just defer the possibility of a true escape for another day?
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Runners who achieve a rare, hard-won place and then develop an injury can defer to a later year.
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Johnston Press said Highfield previously decided to defer his 249,000 pound bonus, granted to him for achieving 2017 targets.
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RCom also said it was in talks with banks to defer loan repayments due over the next four months.
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"It's clear he just wanted to defer to Mueller on everything tough," said one Democratic lawmaker inside the room.
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Why defer gratification until age 70, at which point one may or may not be able to enjoy it?
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On the other hand, John thinks Dennis should now defer on the diplomatic front to the powers that be.
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First, the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals would defer to the FCC's expertise and affirm its Open Internet Order.
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But in times of war, the requirement of national unity almost always leads Congress to defer to the president.
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You were there for me so much, and I let convoluted popular opinion defer me from my "Yellow" roots.
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They agreed that, in general, courts are supposed to defer to the president's national security and foreign policy judgments.
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Before Ms. Galicia enrolled in college, a friend told her she could defer her tuition payments until after graduation.
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If you have reviewed the questions and considered all the risks and rewards, you still have time to defer.
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Under DACA, Dreamers were able to apply to defer deportation and legally reside in the US for two years.
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Judges are likely to defer to the broad scope of the pardon power, even if the president pardons himself.
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He understands his limitations and has the good sense to defer to teammates who are experts at the craft.
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The committee voted to defer the proposal for more than a month, a step that effectively kills the idea.
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Otherwise you'll have to pay back all of the taxes you were able to defer, plus a 10% plenty.
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This is how all Chinese companies, including giants like Alibaba and WeChat's owner, Tencent, defer to the police state.
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"I'll defer to Donald Trump as to when he thinks the appropriate time to release his returns," he said.
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Second, even when agencies can plausibly invoke a FOIA exemption, the courts should not routinely defer to their judgments.
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"The committee temporarily will defer to the FBI's expanding investigation," a committee aide told The Hill on Thursday morning.
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But when faced with a life-threatening illness, no one ever wants to make the choice to defer care.
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Even medical practitioners will often defer to their cleric over anything taught in medical school, 28 Too Many said.
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The IOC could also do what it did at Rio and defer the decision to the international sports federations.
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Under the Chevron doctrine, courts defer to agencies to interpret statutes on issues that Congress hasn't addressed head-on.
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In Indiana, for instance, cities looking to regulate e-hailing must defer to a state law passed in 2000.
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Lynch has announced her intention to defer to the FBI and line prosecutors on whether to prosecute Hillary Clinton.
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In that case, the justices held that courts should defer to agencies' interpretations of "ambiguous" statutes written by Congress.
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However, since interest is paused amid coronavirus concerns, you won't rack up more debt from interest if you defer.
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Like other appointees, Mr. Kushner sought a certification that would let him defer capital gains taxes on those assets.
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It also said it would defer some of its ordered aircraft and park up to 300 of its planes.
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Hackett, whose base salary was $1.8 million in 2018, will defer 50% of his salary, according to the company.
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The commission decided to defer action and seek guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, NPR reported.
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If you owe a payment to the IRS, you can defer up to a million dollars as an individual.
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As yet, Australia has made no decision to defer any portions of the Triton programme, the defence spokesman said.
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Vice President Mike Pence said the Trump administration will defer to local officials on their decisions on the coronavirus.
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In job negotiations, people often defer because they think that the company may offer more than they would request.
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And there are areas, like indigenous rights, where the United States may simply be willing to defer to Canada.
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With mayors valuing cost control over water quality control, they will continue to defer maintenance and needed infrastructure upgrades.
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And the courts, the other check on the executive, have often been willing to defer to the president's prerogatives.
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The bill would defer the insurance companies' premiums paid to the foreign reinsurance affiliate until the insured transaction occurs.
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Moreover, the opposition prefers first to defer the Brexit deadline to January and only then call for another election.
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For decades, he had insisted that courts should defer to legislative bodies as the authorized will of the community.
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Abrams explained that she had to defer paying her taxes when she was paying for her father's cancer treatment.
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For example, Judge Gorsuch may be less inclined than his predecessor to defer to the work of regulatory agencies.
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The apparent expectation that they defer to her and Mr Macron's choice of internal market commissioner prompted the revolt.
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"It would more or less defer any further upside to the ratings," Curry told Reuters in a telephone interview.
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GOP senators opted to defer to Mitchell during questioning of Christine Blasey Ford, while Democrats asked their own questions.
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But a dean suggested that she defer a year so that she would not be the only female student.
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"I defer to Chairman Nadler and his Committee Members as they look into this," Hoyer said in an email.
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And in most cases, the rank-in-file in the House defer to the committee and pass the bill.
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But where the government is a party to a case, Chevron requires judges to defer to the agency's interpretation.
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Courts tend to defer to government administrators, which in this case is the FCC and its chairman, Ajit Pai.
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It is true that, generally, courts are supposed to defer to interpretations of the law made by administrative agencies.
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It was a 1031 exchange, which allowed the buyer to defer capital gains from the sale of another property.
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Devin Nunes, will control the majority of the questioning and likely defer to staff lawyers for much of it.
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You can defer taxes on the orginal capital gains you invested until you sell your holding or until Dec.
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"Because of the storm, I've already had to defer a payment here and there for my car," he said.
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They won the coin toss and elected to receive, forgoing their typical decision to defer until the second half.
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Wayne Chen, 26, New York City Airbnb is a fabulous way to help defer the cost of a vacation.
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But citizens who have endured mistreatment from the police in the past may be in no mood to defer.
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He said the BNP had asked the commission to defer the vote, but that its wishes had not been met.
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And in that position I would defer to the Pentagon in terms of what the president speak with North Korea.
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It just said there's a reason for this and, we're going to defer to the state's articulation of that reason.
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For instance, George W. Bush tended to defer on matters of economic policy to his last Treasury secretary, Hank Paulson.
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Natural Resources Defense Council, which says the courts should defer to regulatory agencies in interpreting ambiguous laws passed by Congress.
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While the Court's conservatives tend to defer to the executive branch on national security issues, they're also respectful of procedure.
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Ms Park could instead defer to the prime minister that parliament picks, committing to sign off on all his decisions.
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Investors can defer taxes on the gains they invest in the fund either until they sell their holding or Dec.
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"Unless there is clear prejudice on the part of the jury, you've got to defer to the factfinder," he said.
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And even the most senior women in her factory were expected to serve tea and defer to men at meetings.
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Pfizer said it would defer hikes until January 22016 to support the administration as it pursued its new pricing policies.
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Governments can get around this by letting landowners defer their tax bills until their property is sold, perhaps on death.
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The bondholders, representing $5 billion of GO debt say they would defer principal repayments on their bonds through June 2020.
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However, Kotagala believes it has the flexibility to defer the acquisition or sell it to a third-party if required.
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The various travel advisories issued Monday warn expecting mothers to exercise caution and defer all non-essential travel to Singapore.
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Refiners are opting to delay compliance and defer the billions in capital costs over several years, according to regulatory filings.
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Many forecasting groups agree with OPEC that production growth outside the organization will fall as companies defer or cancel projects.
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We consistently chose to defer profitability in the short term in order to maximize shareholder value over the long term.
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It states that when a law is unclear the court should defer to a reasonable interpretation by the federal agency .
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People hold immovable beliefs about politics, he concludes, and have no inclination to defer to "impartial experts" on such topics.
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Watch an ensemble show such as Brooklyn Nine-Nine and note how the female characters don't defer to the men.
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Pentagon spokeswoman Dana White said in a statement that Mattis accepted a recommendation to defer transgender applicants until Jan. 1.
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In the long-term, companies will be forced to go bankrupt and then their assets will defer to the OWA.
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If you are still working, some 401(k) plans allow you to defer RMDs from those plans until you retire.
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Airbus said on Sunday it was receiving some requests to defer plane orders but denied the aviation market had cooled.
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This is because, the Court said, the judiciary must defer to the executive's judgements on issues related to national security.
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Its political power is similarly far-reaching; heads of state often defer to Exxon in order to secure its coöperation.
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Congress allows corporations to defer their taxes on foreign profits, and everyone recognizes that Congress might grant another tax amnesty.
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OPEC is widely-expected to defer an announcement regarding an extension to cuts at its next policy meeting in November.
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Nor can we direct the FCC to defer to the experts at the FTC because they wear the whole armor.
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Trump has repeatedly said he will defer to Barr, his second attorney general, on whether to release Mueller's final report.
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However, there are times where it makes sense to defer making purchases, and be a spendthrift in any given year.
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The deferral loophole allows multinational corporations to defer indefinitely paying their taxes, provided they make their profits show up overseas.
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Defer law school for one year and use the time to travel and work odd jobs just to get by.
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"The police chief is not an emperor for the state, and he should defer to the state statutes," he said.
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This is very relevant for politicians as central banks have regularly enabled them, albeit willy-nilly, to defer painful reform.
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The "D" in DACA stands for "deferred," and President Trump says Congress should not defer doing its job any longer.
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""There is much I could say about the situation but I will defer to this weekend's comments by Senator Shelby.
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OPEC is widely expected to defer an announcement regarding an extension to cuts at its next policy meeting in November.
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The premium for spot prices is intended to boost supply in the short term while encouraging consumers to defer purchases.
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That was an effective way to defer focused efforts to eliminate the tax break, without appearing to defend it outright.
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Noble can defer payments without triggering a default under the bonds' terms, though the market would take a dim view.
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According to former Insys managers, Babich tended to defer to Kapoor, who was, after all, putting up his own money.
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In hindsight, I should have spoken with my aunt about making the decision to defer payments for a few months.
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Regardless of whether we know what they want, we should defer to what is going to do the least harm.
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Axios ... I would actually defer to you here because I feel like they really innovated on the editorial format. Yeah.
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But as the veteran in this group it wouldn't be a shock to see the Ravens defer to him early.
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People can defer for two years and then default later, thereby not contributing to their alma mater's cohort default rate.
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The ECB may defer until December any changes to its asset purchase, sources familiar with the discussion said last week.
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It also announced it would offer extended unpaid leaves of absences, defer raises for managers and institute a hiring freeze.
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At the same time, lower courts are narrowing the scope of the decision, or refusing to defer to his reasoning.
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Newmont (NEM) – Newmont withdrew its 2020 outlook, with the mining company planning to defer some of its production to 2021.
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I suspect because of that, when they have a difficult case, they fall back on tradition and defer to commanders.
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Otherwise, by allowing this abuser to gain undeserved support, you would indeed be helping to defer the day of reckoning.
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They also The order goes into effect immediately, meaning residents with rent due on April 1 can defer those payments.
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But no list is all that great for building new habits, given that you can defer tasks with no penalty.
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Landlord representatives said property owners also deserve a lifeline, including the option to defer utility payments and their property taxes.
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It means that Deer Stags will postpone opening a new distribution facility and defer investing in new software, Muskat said.
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Executives expect overall revenue to decline by 3 to 4 percent in the fourth quarter as customers defer more orders.
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So-called like-kind transactions allow businesses to defer taxes on deal making if they do not pocket the cash.
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She did not, but said she would defer to the F.B.I. and career prosecutors on whether to prosecute Mrs. Clinton.
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Law students understandably feel pressure to defer to the professors who give them grades and who are far more experienced.
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Those affected by coronavirus travel bans can study remotely, start their semester a few weeks late, or defer their degree.
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Although the open borders lobby has drawn law enforcement into the fight, let's defer to the law, and follow it.
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If you are a parent, you can employ inshallah to either defer or subtly crush the desires of young children.
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Congress has abdicated its role, choosing to defer to the executive branch rather than take on a potentially controversial issue.
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As a fix, some universities have said that they will provide online courses or allow students to defer the semester.
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"Many of our clients have chosen to defer or cancel upcoming travel based on their own individual assessments," Robertson said.
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While the nuclear accord will likely defer such an eventuality, it did not impose new constraints on Iran's missile program.
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Mr. Chaffetz said on Tuesday that he would defer to existing investigations by the Pentagon and the House Intelligence Committee.
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The state plaintiffs advised Judge Wilson to defer to their later-filed case, which presented a more solid damages theory.
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The cabinet manual says it is "customary" during an election to defer the "taking or announcing of major policy decisions".
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But in an interview with ABC News, the president also said he would defer to Mr. Mattis and Mr. Pompeo.
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Both testing agencies are required by federal guidelines to defer to recommendations from qualified professionals, like psychologists, when granting accommodations.
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Both testing agencies are required by federal guidelines to defer to recommendations from qualified professionals, like psychologists, when granting accommodations.
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You may also be able defer payments if you go back to school for another degree or take an internship.
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Also, as special prosecutor, he is required to defer to Barr as to what can be disclosed to the public.
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The US architecture, as a whole, encourages allies to defer spending on their own militaries, while subsidizing US forward operations.
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That could be good for cities: It could mean that they defer the pain of losing potential funding for years.
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People can grow marijuana for nothing on their own without having to consult big pharma or defer to big government.
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The measure has also attracted criticism because it could allow employers to defer payment of overtime for up to three years.
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As noted in our original report, Siri now appears to defer to Wolfram Alpha without an image when asked about Trump.
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I think if it was up to me, I would rather do Holden than Shannon but I would defer to Kevin.
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Investors who plow capital gains from previous investments into Opportunity Zone projects can defer taxes on those gains up to 2026.
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He also said he would defer on the issue to Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, who disagrees with him about its usefulness.
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I think if it was up to me, I would rather do Holden than Shannon, but I would defer to Kevin.
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If there are such divided opinions on a topic, the board would usually defer a decision until additional consensus is arrived.
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"I'm willing to defer cracking down on natural gas, because the economic benefits to the nation have been so great," Sen.
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There is no look-back provision in the securities' documentation, which gives the issuer full discretion to unilaterally defer coupon payments.
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He also has indicated that, as NASA administrator, he plans to defer to scientists on how to best study the climate.
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Ultimately, the public and the press were both willing to defer to the government's assessment of what was needed for security.
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If no one could do so, the outgoing prime minister could defer the date of a new election beyond October 31st.
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With a traditional 401(k) or IRA, you defer taxes until retirement, when distributions from the account are taxed as income.
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Contributions and dividends paid by ESOPs are widely tax deductible, and owners who sell their shares can defer capital gains taxes.
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Videogame companies are required to defer some revenue from certain online-enabled games following a tweak to the U.S. accounting rules.
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Read, after a conversation with President Trump in July, had decided to defer price increases for no more than six months.
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WestJet said it would defer taking four Boeing 21.3118 MAX jets, originally planned for delivery in 2019, to 2020 and 2021.
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It's also a good way to skirt taxes: The program lets investors defer capital gains taxes from previous investments until 2026.
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Judges should defer to lawmakers, the panel wrote: "medical uncertainty underlying a statute is for resolution by legislatures, not the courts".
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Significant Flexibility on Capex: Lippo has significant flexibility to defer its capex during times of weak presales, which supports its ratings.
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Natural Resources Defense Council, the Supreme Court decision that directs judges to defer to agencies' interpretation of the laws they administer.
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Younger women — those between ages 20 and 34 — were even more likely to defer to their significant others, at 56 percent.
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Just Group said it would defer dividends until it had a better clarity on its capital position under the proposed rules.
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He's also fundamentally an institutionalist, so his instinct is to defer to presidential norms even as Trump continues to flout them.
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A free and open society should defer to an individual's self-identification, not shame her for embracing her agency and individuality.
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We decided to defer to the other group to make an opening statement, and we would make our opening statement second.
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Lotte should defer or reject the deal, forcing the South Korean government to review the feasibility of the deployment, Xinhua added.
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Continuing to defer the maintenance of America's crumbling highways and water systems will certainly be more costly than fixing them now.
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For example, it is usually best to defer for at least seven years to take full advantage of tax-deferred growth.
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Day will defer to no one, not even Woods, who has been sidelined since August after having had multiple back operations.
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If a nuclear attack on the United States or its allies appeared imminent, commanders would likely defer to the president's order.
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Supporters of the HFC pact are staying out of the discussion for now, choosing instead to defer to the Obama administration.
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And it would tend to defer gains and reduce the sellers currently that would be in stocks with very large appreciation.
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Simon, who seems only to find pleasure in hurting others and exerting his authority, is shown to defer only to Negan.
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This allows EU regulators to "defer" to a firm's home supervisor, meaning not every EU rule has to be complied with.
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In exchange they would defer collecting benefits for a short time when they retire in an effort to offset the cost.
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It proposes allowing entrepreneurs to defer their student loans for as long as three years while their companies are still startups.
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Indeed, the justices have gone to great lengths to defer to religious-freedom claims by Christian plaintiffs over the past decade.
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For instance, more young women than young men defer retirement planning in their 20s, according to the Employee Benefits Research Institute.
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The Southeast Asian nation said in May it would defer the imposition of export duties on crude palm oil to Dec.
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That made some publications comfortable enough to name him the presumptive nominee, but most continued to defer to a defiant Clinton.
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He's taking the advice of fewer people on his staff, and is even less likely to defer to them than before.
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Some ideas under consideration include steps to defer taxes on the airline, cruise and hospitality industries, all battered by the virus.
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Eligible businesses would be able to defer their payroll taxes until 2021 and receive small-business loans to continue paying employees.
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The bill would also give Education Secretary Betsy DeVos the power to defer payments for an additional three months beyond that.
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Congress cannot responsibly defer its task for as long as it may take for lawyers to clash and courts to rule.
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Editors should own content creation, and defer to personalization technology to determine where — and for whom — each piece of content appears.
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Last week, Graham seems to have ignored SJC quorum rule, meaning that SJC couldn't have acted to defer bill till today.
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To defer to Congress at a time when Congress is politically unlikely to convict is in effect to bury the problem.
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The directors' decision to defer naming a new chairman leaves Renault underrepresented — a situation Renault would like to see resolved quickly.
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Pfizer released a statement saying that it would, indeed, defer its July 1 price increases per its discussion with President Trump.
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Alabama had won the coin toss and chose to defer, which resulted in Georgia receiving the ball to start the game.
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Fauci's warnings were followed by CDC guidance recommending the public, especially those with underlying health conditions, defer any cruise ship travel.
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It could make sense to decide that question first, and to defer a decision in Ms. Stephens's case in the meantime.
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Companies can offer executive retirement plans under which highly paid employees of a company can defer compensation at retirement or afterwards.
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Cabinet officials have remarked at Tillerson's disrespectful tone toward Haley during meetings, as well as her refusal to defer to him.
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I'm not saying you must defer to your wife — just that you see your thumb of self-interest on the scale.
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But the deck is stacked even then, because courts are required to defer to the CFPB's factual findings and legal conclusions.
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There are various strategies that can be employed to either reduce or defer your taxes, and a few are discussed below.
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The deal with creditors does defer principal and interest payments that free up $2.2 billion to be used on capital improvements.
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With a 401(k) plan, a person's taxable income does not factor into the ability to defer into the Roth portion.
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Cramer told reporters on Capitol Hill Monday that he would defer to Hamm, and the oil mogul should get first pick.
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The legal precedent says courts must defer to agency interpretations of "ambiguous" statutes when disputes arise, unless the interpretation is unreasonable.
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It's unclear whether Congress will take action or if GOP leaders will defer to the Trump administration to issue new regulations.
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Meanwhile, the U.S. Attorney's Office will defer prosecution against the company on an agreement that it pay a $20 million fine.
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Singapore universities have canceled exchange programs to Hong Kong after Singapore warned its citizens to defer travel there, news website Today reported.
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At issue in the case was whether courts should defer to an agency's interpretation of its own regulations where there is ambiguity.
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"Umpires in games at Wrigley Field do not defer to the Cubs manager's in-game interpretation of Wrigley's ground rules," Kavanaugh wrote.
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Banks must defer a portion of a bonus over several years, and pay this portion in a bank's shares or other instruments.
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The committee also added new language to the bill that would allow startup employees to defer tax payments on exercised stock options.
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Jackson unabashedly used the power of the presidency to get involved in policy debates, and didn't even pretend to defer to Congress.
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Singapore universities have cancelled exchange programmes to Hong Kong after Singapore warned its citizens to defer travel there, news website Today reported.
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Parliament said on Saturday that it wanted to defer a final decision on the Brexit deal until all that legislation is passed.
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They're aware that any big changes could potentially topple the system, so they try to defer them as much as they can.
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The company just slashed the prices of those add-ons, too, likely in an attempt to defer customers from leaving for YouTube.
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After a conversation between Read and President Trump, Pfizer in July decided to defer price increases for no more than six months.
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That means that in 2017, employees can defer up to $18,000 in their 401(k) plan — the same amount as this year.
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The country's national carrier Air New Zealand urged travelers to defer any non-urgent trips as flights were disrupted by the weather.
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She's also seeing people investing in opportunity zone programs, which invest in low-income communities, as a way to defer capital gains.
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He said he would defer to Senator Richard Burr, chairman of the US Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, to make that call.
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An easy way to avoid endorsing any particular outlook is to defer to what in-house bank economists are predicting, he added.
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Sanders's bill would end the ability for corporations to defer paying U.S. taxes on their foreign earnings until the money is repatriated.
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She loves her, and she condemns any violence, and there is a trial going on so she will defer to the trial.
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When asked about the allegations against Pell last year, Pope Francis said he'd defer to the courts before making his own judgment.
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To help the marine and process industry, Singapore will defer levy increases for work permit holders in the sectors for one year.
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Individuals or companies that invest in these zones through qualified funds can defer or avoid taxes on capital gains they've made elsewhere.
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He also recommended that Congress pass a law that would defer legal cases against the president until after his term is over.
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They steer clear of parabens, sulfates, mineral oil, and GMOs when formulating their hair-care products, and instead defer to natural alternatives.
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The third and final part would allow for cash accounting, allowing small businesses to defer income declaration until payment is actually received.
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The lenders agreed to defer certain principal and interest payments and hold off on personal claims against Mr. Trump for five years.
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The Wall Street Journal: U.S. decided Monday to defer new round of sanctions aimed at North Korea while summit preparations are continuing.
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Instead of disregarding that "all kinds of nonsense" would be said about him, Comey instead chose to defer to those spreading it.
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Questioned on his hawkish positions on surveillance and enhanced interrogation, Pompeo repeatedly said that he would defer to laws passed by Congress.
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Natural Resources Defense Council, provides that courts must defer to a federal agency's interpretation of a statute when its language is ambiguous.
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We will continue to keep this information confidential and defer to each state whether it wishes to make it public or not.
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One idea is for economists to concentrate more on policy options that offer gains up front and defer the pain for later.
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As such, women, young people and those without savings are "more likely to defer care" until receiving a refund, JPMorgan Chase notes.
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A big part of the reason for that is WeWork has been able to able to defer lots of its outstanding rent.
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Executive privilege Generally, White House staff members most often defer to executive privilege when Congress presses them for certain documents and information.
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Since then, countries like China have been more willing to flex their diplomatic muscle and less willing to defer in multilateral negotiations.
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Gillibrand's bill would create a paid family leave office within the Social Security Administration, but not force people to defer collecting benefits.
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The biggest benefits of investing in an opportunity fund go to those who have a large capital gains tax bill to defer.
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What's more, the justices are eligible to defer capital gains taxes on stocks they sell in order to sit on a case.
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Yet voters and observers, wide strips of America, wanted her to conform and defer, to cleanse her tongue of wit and barb.
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Authorities will defer prosecuting BKB for an initial three-year period to give the bank time to show good conduct, DOJ said.
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"Take my picture," I asked Nancy, and she readied the camera, happy to defer to me as the ham in the family.
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And second, he's famously hard-headed and less likely to defer to Trump, which could cause problems should he get the job.
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The Ethics Committee said it will defer its consideration to the Department of Justice at the agency's request while court proceedings continue.
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Defer enough of your salary to at least score your employer's match (if there is one) and increase it steadily from there.
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He noted that leasing companies will typically defer payments if a lessee is in the hospital for a limited period of time.
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His medical conditions "would likely have led an aviation medical examiner to either defer or deny a medical certificate," the NTSB said.
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The stimulus bill would give businesses tax credits and allow them to defer their payroll taxes so they can continue paying employees.
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What offshore services offer to a diverse international elite is secrecy and discretion, along with the opportunity to minimize or defer taxes.
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In fact, start-up employees can now defer paying those taxes until there's an opportunity for them to sell their vested stock.
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Natural Resources Defense Council, which says that the courts will defer to regulatory agencies when they interpret ambiguous laws passed by Congress.
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But the Bureau later found that a range of student loan industry practices "delay, defer or deny access" to the financial relief.
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"Umpires in games at Wrigley Field do not defer to the Cubs manager's in-game interpretation of Wrigley's ground rules," he wrote.
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"This is a generation that feels that their voices matter, and they're not always going to defer to authority," said Mr. Mason.
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Courts tend to defer to the executive branch on national security matters, though, so perhaps the administration will win in the end.
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Major Australian banks have announced that eligible mortgage holders can defer repayments for up to six months, per The Sydney Morning Herald.
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Mr. Kitamura said Mr. Kelly maintained that he had consulted with an outside lawyer about a plan to defer Mr. Ghosn's compensation.
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Moynihan added Friday that the bank was waiting to get direction from the federal government on exactly how to defer mortgage payments.
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You can defer taxes on the capital gains that you invest in the fund either until you sell your holding or Dec.
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The proposed deal with creditors does defer principal and interest payments that free up $2.2 billion to be used on capital improvements.
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Mr. Trump should either defer the decision for now, or combine it with a carefully planned diplomatic initiative to resolve Jerusalem first.
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He began his presidency with lofty vows to conciliate adversaries, defer to the opinions of other countries and reduce America's military commitments.
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One reason may be the so-called expert halo, which causes people to blindly defer to the perceived authority in the group.
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Nichols's medical conditions "would likely have led an aviation medical examiner to either defer or deny a medical certificate," the NTSB said.
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The notion that Mr. Tillerson should defer the tax is "a loser of a position in front of the I.R.S.," he added.
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"As a chamber of mines and as an industry, we've agreed to defer court actions that have been in place," Cutifani said.
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Tokyo Marathon organizers said 2020 participants could defer their entry to the 2021 race but would have to pay the fees again.
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People could always download rival third-party apps, but the default apps launched for fundamental services would defer to Apple's native apps.
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A 1031 exchange simply allows someone to defer the tax while they continue making valuable investments for themselves and the broader economy.
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Essentially, Republicans are aiming to set up a fork in the road and defer the painful topic of whether to call witnesses.
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Natural Resources Defense Council, the so-called Chevron doctrine requires courts to defer to an agency's interpretation of a statute or regulation.
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Nachmanoff said he was "reluctant" to grant the men release, but was willing to defer to the agreement the two sides struck.
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In a strongly worded judgement, the Supreme Court rejected telecom networks' application to defer paying historic $43 billion levies to the government.
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When May produced her "deal" — in fact a proposal to defer for at least two years all the difficult decisions — Gyimah quit.
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Under the old rules, some cryptocoin investors applied a legal maneuver often used with real estate investments to defer their capital gains.
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Silence. God will ask you why you did not defer to the will of the people as children poured out their blood.
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Two months later, in April, Rubio endorsed this "erratic individual" for president, saying that he needed to defer to the party's choice.
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But honestly, at least for the time being, it's probably not a bad idea to just defer to other, less problematic roughage.[CDC]
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The constitutional processes that involve presidential power defer toward executive discretion and the Office of the President, but they are tempered by law.
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VW also agreed to keep making volume-based incentive payments to dealers, and will allow them to defer capital improvements for two years.
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"At 19 years old, I think Tiger is the only guy I would defer to as being better than Norman," Martin told golfchannel.
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Some clients were also made to pay late fees and interest when they were eligible to defer such loan payments, said the agency.
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Rhodes told lawmakers that DPS can neither defer expenses nor borrow money to raise enough money for the full April payroll, Zdrodowski confirmed.
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In 2018, employees can defer up to $18,500 in their 0003(k) plan, plus an additional $6,000 for those who are over 50.
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It said this month that it might cut 777 production and defer a planned 53 production increase if it cannot book more orders.
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There are quick moderation buttons below to approve or reject a comment, defer it, or tag the comment, to continue improving Perspective's modeling.
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Current employees using social media platforms as part of their work responsibilities should defer to their particular organization's stance on professional headshots vs.
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The EU's ability to defer hard decisions—the legendary fudge—once testified to its resilience, or at least its ability to manage disagreements.
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And as long as these taboos exist, and respectable mainstream conservatives defer to them, it will be hard — maybe impossible — to change course.
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Talk with your lender, your utilities provider and other creditors, and decide what can you defer and what needs to be paid immediately.
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"If you get victim status then you are entitled to celebrate yourself and expect those with oppressor status to defer to your feelings."
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So our recommendation is to defer unprotected sexual contact for the entire pregnancy to protect against an outcome that could last a lifetime.
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That $53,000 includes the $18,000 maximum you can defer into a plan as an employee, as well as other employer contributions and matches.
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Deutsche Bank was able to defer questions on its broader strategy over the past six weeks as it pursued merger talks with Commerzbank.
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That output has since slid back to about 8.6 million barrels a day as U.S. drillers defer new projects amid the price slump.
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"Any slowdown would lead to lower oil demand growth and defer a recovery in oil markets," said Paul McConnell, analyst at Wood Mackenzie.
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Even if Uncle Sam won't raise the amount you can defer into your 401(k), odds are that you could be saving more.
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Retailers that choose to put it off, likely to defer the cost, now assume the liability if a credit card transaction is counterfeit.
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Former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers believes the Federal Reserve should defer from increasing interest rates until the economy is on a solid footing.
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What's disconcerting is that Trump -- who likes to defer to military expertise -- doesn't appear willing to do so from his own MDA director.
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It will require government regulators to change their worldview and defer to science and empiricism, while fighting the default to emotion and fiat.
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The Treasury was negotiating with SAA lenders to defer debt repayments of around 7 billion rand ($524 million) due in September, he said.
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The site, which used to have a map populated with Pokémon, states its "services are currently unavailable" and to defer to its Twitter.
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By investing in underserved rural and urban communities called "opportunity zones, " investors can defer or even avoid capital gains taxes on asset sales.
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"Obviously, we would strongly prefer for states to defer to federal regulation," said Kim Chamberlain, managing director and associate general counsel at SIFMA.
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Iliad may need time to establish brand recognition and a network of appropriate quality, which may defer the negative impact on competitive intensity.
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In order to beat that hurdle, female workers will need to either defer their retirement or save more money during their working years.
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Hawaii. There, she'll show her work alongside Pantone, DEFER, Selena Miles, Pantonio Sarah Joncas, HITOTZUKI Kashink, Aaron Li-Hill, Edwin Ushiro, and more.
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State-run importer EGAS aims to defer dozens of liquefied natural gas (LNG) cargoes due this year, analyst, trade and industry sources say.
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The House Ethics Committee had announced in March 22019 it would defer its probe into potential campaign finance violations to the Justice Department.
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The freshman firebrand Democrat from the Bronx made it clear she will not sit back, stay quiet and defer to more senior lawmakers.
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As business conditions worsened, anxious consumers would defer planned spending on holidays and big-ticket durable goods until their job prospects were clearer.
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Davis's retirement means West Virginia voters will get the chance to elect her replacement in November, rather than defer to the governor's pick.
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Its forecast assumes that British businesses will rein in corporate travel and British families will defer holidays as the economic storm clouds gather.
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His parents were determined for him to get a college education, but said they would defer to his choice, and he chose Broadway.
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And I think, in the end, the courts will defer and not second guess, substitute their judgment for what is the national emergency.
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A department spokesman said his agency would defer to the federal marshals and their determination about the necessary protections for the Education secretary.
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Since Auer, the Supreme Court has held that courts should defer to agencies' interpretations of their own rules if those rules are ambiguous.
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He has displayed hostility to the long-standing principle that courts should defer to the expertise of administrative agencies tasked with implementing legislation.
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That $54,000 includes the $18,000 maximum you can defer into a plan as an employee, as well as other employer contributions and matches.
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Chevron, he said, makes judges lazy, because it's easier to defer to agencies instead of hacking at undergrowth to reach your own conclusion.
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But last year, the agency reported that a range of student loan industry practices "delay, defer or deny access" to that consumer protection.
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Most organizations survive, but they often must defer buying new uniforms; fixing up insufficient or dangerous fields; purchasing equipment; and financing capital projects.
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Rio Tinto said Yancoal had agreed to accelerate payments it had said it would defer when it made its original offer in January.
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The executive order signed earlier this month urged government departments to "waive, defer, grant exemptions from, or delay the implementation" of the provisions.
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Schiff said the committee will defer to the House counsel to decide what the best course of action is to enforce the subpoena.
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Some judges bend over backwards to defer to the people's elected representatives, only striking down laws for which there's no conceivable rational purpose.
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Wada-san says it's totally ok to defer to the chef's recommendation: "kyou no osusume" (today's recommendation) or "omakase de" (as you recommend).
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Some toxic chemicals manufacturers now are lobbying EPA to "defer" to OSHA, because they know the difficulty of getting regulations out of OSHA.
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Trump has indicated that he would be willing to be deposed by the special counsel, but that he would defer to his lawyers.
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"We have reached a point where it is time for me to defer to my legal counsel," she wrote on her Facebook page.
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Nichols's medical conditions "would likely have led an aviation medical examiner (AME) to either defer or deny a medical certificate," the report said.
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Without access to quality, personalized medical information at home, many defer to in-person doctor visits even when it may not be necessary.
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Traders said the budget crisis in Africa's biggest economy was taking its toll on economic activities and causing businesses to defer investment decisions.
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So he or she must find ways to compromise or defer to the two other coequal branches of the legislature and the judiciary.
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Ms. Mao, he said, was the first woman to star in her own action films without having to defer to a male star.
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Rubio wants to allow survivors of terrorist attacks to automatically defer their student loan payments after the mass shooting at an Orlando, Fla.
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What they got: They would get to defer the 220 percent tax they pay on wages that is used to fund Social Security.
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That rule says that when an agency regulation is based on a reasonable interpretation of a statute, courts should "defer" to the agency.
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Both men used Appleby, a law firm based in Bermuda, to minimize or defer taxes and park their money outside the public eye.
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Even if we get the approvals we will defer it and watch the market and go out only when the timing is right.
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The guidance specifies that individuals and corporations can defer payments, including for self-employment taxes, that were due April 28503 until July 22020.
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Your credit card company may be willing to negotiate with you to reduce your payments, adjust your interest rate or defer payments temporarily.
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Budget constraints have compelled the Air Force to defer F-35 aircraft buys in recent years, a trend that could continue, he noted.
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State licensing boards, like the one in Washington, often defer to these organizations to evaluate the physicians and recommend a course of action.
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This rule allows the wealthy to indefinitely defer paying tax on capital gains when they change their investment portfolio but do not liquidate.
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Mr. Trump agreed in Buenos Aires to defer plans to raise tariffs on $200 billion a year in Chinese goods on Jan. 1.
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Over time, hospitals often came to defer to local health authorities about reporting troublesome infections, apparently to avoid surprising and embarrassing local leaders.
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The deal would also allow borrowers to defer their federal student loan payments for six months, without penalty and without added interest costs.
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The Constitution is designed not to facilitate easy decisions but to defer them until the public view, now volatile and divided, is settled.
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"Where a person is stationed in a photograph ... is connected to notions of who's in charge, who people defer to," Renshon tells me.
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Americans who owe on their taxes can defer up to $1 million on an individual basis interest and penalty free for 13 days.
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The stimulus package allows businesses of all sizes to defer paying their payroll taxes for this year for as much as two years.
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Ford Chief Operating Officer Jim Farley and Ford Chief Financial Officer Tim Stone also will defer 50% of their salaries, the company said.
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In particular, the $2 trillion coronavirus relief bill will permit small businesses to defer their share of Social Security payroll taxes in 2020.
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Businesses can now defer taxes on such profits indefinitely, as long as they do not bring the money back to the United States.
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It added that it would defer major maintenance at the North West Shelf LNG plant in Western Australia as it was slashing spending.
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The Court could simply defer to the legislature's determination that certain agencies should enjoy a degree of independence and leave it at that.
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"We do not defer when an agency's interpretation of its own regulations is 'plainly erroneous or inconsistent with the regulation,'" the court said.
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Mr. Downing suggested that Mr. Manafort did not hide his income from tax authorities, but simply tried to defer it to pay later.
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Alternatively, CEOs can consider raising anticipatory funding, even if in the ideal world they might defer a raise in pursuit of higher valuations.
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The Department of State has requested that all non-essential U.S. government personnel defer travel to China in light of the novel coronavirus.
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"It's always easier to defer new construction than to stop paying people who are on the payroll or the welfare rolls," he said.
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She was instructed to serve as his Russian translator, according to the lawsuit, and told to "piggyback" onto and "defer" to his actions.
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Upgrade is slightly different in that that it doesn't invite customers to defer their payments when they buy something using dollars from Upgrade.
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Kavanaugh also suggested he would be ready to defer to his new colleagues' attitudes about live audio recordings or cameras in the courtroom.
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But since the executives must meet certain criteria, like continued employment with the company, they get to defer taxes on their restricted stock.
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You can defer the capital gains tax on the sale of your investment or business property by doing a 1031 like-kind exchange.
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The State Council also said companies can defer payments to a housing fund, and emphasized employment as the priority, according to the release.
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But last year, the agency reported that a range of student loan industry practices "delay, defer or deny access" to that consumer protection.
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And when you read that, the accusations against you, it sounds like you were trying to defer a lot of payment until retirement.
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But the decision by Grassley (and, presumably, the other Senate Republicans) to defer all of their questioning to Mitchell ensured that outcome. 6.
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For his part, Trump has refused the chance to say he wants the Mueller report released, choosing instead to defer to Barr's judgment.
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Nichols's medical conditions "would likely have led an aviation medical examiner (AME) to either defer or deny a medical certificate," a report said.
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The big question was whether the Fed would, yet again, defer its plans to normalize policy in the face of weaker economic data.
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In September 2016, Trilogy's request to defer the December 2016 annual payment until March 2017 due to the above liquidity concerns was approved.
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On the corporate side, the primary loophole is the ability of multinational companies to defer taxes on income that's stashed outside the country.
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Specifically, a taxpayer may defer recognition of capital gains and related federal income tax liability on the exchange of certain types of property.
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Garland signed onto the court's opinion, which quoted a part of the DEA's defense, showing Garland's willingness to defer to government health experts.
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During the hearing, Garland said he felt the justices had to "defer" to the judgment of scientists on whether marijuana should be reclassified.
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The agency said it would defer to Immigration and Customs Enforcement to determine if nonmilitary issues "warrant deferred action," according to a spokesperson.
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On Friday, the US State Department warned Americans to defer any trips to the country in a "Level 4: Do Not Travel" advisory.
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Mnuchin announced on Tuesday that individual taxpayers could defer up to $1 million in tax payments until July 15, interest and penalty free.
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China could place large orders for American soybeans and corn, while the U.S. could defer the additional 5% tariff poisonously timed for Oct.
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Normally, that's a really difficult question — especially in areas, like immigration, where precedent says the courts need to defer to the executive branch.
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It sounds as if your friends simply disagree with your assessments of the probabilities, but you're not obligated to defer to their judgment.
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Given that my own musical taste hovers between "forever teen" and "enthusiastic bar mitzvah mother," I am going to gladly defer to them.
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For them, Wilson had rightly stood up for order and been punished by a political system too eager to defer to unruly masses.
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You are allowed to "defer" paying taxes on your foreign profits as long as that money is still owned by your foreign subsidiary.
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Right now the Celtics have little choice but to defer to him offensively, but they don't seem particularly put out by this reality.
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Still, despite the sharp questioning, MetLife may face an uphill fight, given the courts are often inclined to defer to the judgment of regulators.
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The regulations create uncertainty for employers interested in expanding and creating jobs and will push companies to defer further investment into their U.S. operations.
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But there are few signs he plans to defer to public opinion -- at least that of the public which opposed him from the outset.
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But legally speaking, the Fifth Circuit has no obligation to defer to lower-court judges in other circuits, or even to other circuit courts.
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This also means refusing to defer to the terminology they prefer, and instead using the terminology that accurately reflects the impact of their behavior.
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It could have no baring on the case at all, or the Supreme Court could defer to the letter and throw out Grimm's argument.
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There was investor demand for roughly 20 times valuation, the sources told Reuters said but QSR and its shareholders decided to defer the IPO.
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But until that happens, Trump's line of business provides no shortage of ways to defer, downsize or outright dodge the IRS -- and all legally.
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"Courts defer to Congress' representation of what lies within the legitimate legislative sphere and are reluctant to interfere in a congressional investigation," Levy said.
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I defer to her in that arena and trust that she'll be responsible with the money, because I'm not as good at that stuff.
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The bill eliminated an exemption where bitcoin investors switching over to Ethereum, litecoin, or other altcoins could defer paying taxes on the original bitcoin.
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Nor has it ruled substantively on the Obama administration's circumvention of notice and comment procedures when it implemented immigration policies to defer certain deportations.
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Courts do tend to defer to executive-branch agencies' expertise, and making a strong showing of some rigorous research interest would help a lot.
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Were he to win the nomination, their argument runs, he would be privately intimidated and would appoint sensible advisers to whom he would defer.
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Like Beata Szydlo, whom he replaced as prime minister, Morawiecki is likely to have to defer to PiS leader and co-founder Jaroslaw Kaczynski.
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Reality: Following his inauguration, the president said he would defer to the opinion of his Defense Secretary James Mattis and CIA Director Mike Pompeo.
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The Palestinian groups in Cairo said they would defer the choice of a final date for the general election to Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas.
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The decision followed an outcry over controversial executive pay hikes at Bombardier, which Beaudoin later agreed to forego and other executives agreed to defer.
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McConnell will "defer" Senate bill Leadership was pushing for a first procedural vote on the Senate health care bill for as early as Tuesday.
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"When [someone has] a strong personality combined with success, it certainly makes you defer more than you necessarily should at times should," says Bianchini.
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But at least one legal expert said a challenge would be difficult to mount because courts typically defer to the government on military matters.
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"If we do not receive good value for an asset, we will defer the sale of that asset until a later date," he said.
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Industry experts have said uncertainty linked to Britain's vote to leave the European Union could further dent newspaper advertising revenues as companies defer spending.
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And she would also help entrepreneurs who are starting small businesses defer their payments, and pay zero percent interest for up to three years.
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Additionally, Sanders wants to end the ability of U.S. companies to defer taxation on foreign earnings, which could motivate firms to invert, Toder added.
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Under the doctrine, courts must generally defer to an agency's own interpretation of federal statutes when hearing challenges to that agency's exercise of power.
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"You may want defer expenses to the next reporting period because you are anticipating a large income item which will come in," Joseph said.
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Natural Resources Defense Council, which states that federal judges must defer to the judgment of federal agencies when it comes to reviewing their actions.
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Ncube also said Zimbabwe would defer publication of year-on-year inflation until February 2020 following the adoption of a new currency in June.
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Now 18, he recently finished high school but decided to defer college, opting instead to pursue a fellowship offer from tech billionaire Peter Thiel.
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We may discount what people say when angry, exhausted, or intoxicated but respect, even defer to, their views when they return to thinking clearly.
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"If it becomes more negative than positive, clearly he will defer, or he'll pick and choose individuals, rather than a whole team," Gems said.
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The city's government is on the verge of running out of money, even after persuading its employees to defer their paychecks for four weeks.
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In the meantime, the FDA said people at risk of having been infected with the virus defer donating blood for at least four weeks.
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With Republicans controlling both houses of Congress and most state governments, the incoming president can defer to others to carry out his policy preferences.
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Depending on how your clients pay, you may be able to defer receipt of income this year, which could help you save on taxes.
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A strong two-party system, plus a willingness to defer to closed-door caucus meeting votes, had unified parties on the floor for decades.
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Barrett's religious sect believes that men are heads of households and women "handmaids" who are supposed to defer to patriarchal authority in all things.
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Back in 2015, the Obama administration and Iran signed a deal to defer sanctions on Iranian oil exports, while Iran curbed its nuclear program.
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Jack himself does not have a tech background and unlike, say, Robin Li at Baidu, he has had to defer to colleagues who do.
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It led Lynch to state that she would defer to then-FBI Director James Comey's judgment on whether to bring charges in the case.
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If that socialization doesn't work, they can't be made to obey, to defer and to depend on others to make important decisions for them.
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Wilpon said he would defer to a new general manager as to what was needed for the Mets to be in the playoffs again.
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He also said the administration will allow Americans to defer up to $1 million in payments to the Internal Revenue Service for 90 days.
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But the law has a big caveat: Companies can indefinitely defer the taxes on profits earned abroad — as long as those profits stay overseas.
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To the Editor: Regarding Juleanna Glover's premise that maybe it's time for another third-party candidate, I defer to modern history and suggest not.
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This is certainly possible in the House, where, again, most members are extremely ill-informed on policy and tend to defer to party leaders.
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While Mr. Mnuchin might try to defer a decision on Mr. Trump's taxes to the department's lawyers, he may ultimately have to weigh in.
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In addition to the online and potentially rescheduled events mentioned above, 2020 registrants can opt to defer their registration to 2021, 2022, or 2023.
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Federal student loans already offer options for borrowers to defer payments under certain circumstances, including an economic hardship, though interest can continue to accrue.
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General Motors' 69,000 salaried employees worldwide will defer 20% of compensation, starting April 1, as the automaker contends with the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.
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Firms that defer their Social Security payroll taxes will have until the end of 2021 to pay the first half of the deferred levies.
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You may be able to defer payments on your mortgage, credit card, auto loan, private student loan, or personal loan by calling your bank.
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The $2 trillion economic stimulus package that cleared Congress on Friday will let struggling companies defer paying the IRS a portion of payroll taxes.
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In particular, the pending $2 trillion coronavirus relief bill will permit small businesses to defer their share of Social Security payroll taxes in 2020.
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Instead the agency said it will defer to Immigration and Customs Enforcement to determine if nonmilitary issues "warrant deferred action," according to a spokesperson.
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Still, he had to deflect Damiani's calls for a few more weeks and defer to Massimo's neurologist at the Royal Children's Hospital in Melbourne.
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In the US, where student loan debt is at $1.5 trillion, schools that allow students to defer tuition can fill an important educational gap.
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Kagan's opinion said the need to defer to agencies in interpreting their own rules remained, given the fast-moving nature of science and technology.
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What's happening: The Ethics Committee unanimously voted to "defer consideration" of the issue from its own inquiry to the Justice Department, per the release.
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On Wednesday, India's cabinet said it would defer the payments for the next two financial years, giving firms until April 2022 to commence payment.
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The airline said it plans to defer some aircraft deliveries and slow its growth in the second half of the year to reduce costs.
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Mr. Cohen told McClatchy, which first reported the transactions, that the sales were in cash to help the buyers defer taxes in other transactions.
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A deputy solicitor general at the time, Paul Bator, argued that the court should defer to the administration, which favored a lighter regulatory touch.
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That legal principle stems from a 1984 case and instructs courts to defer to interpretations by federal agencies when guidance from Congress is vague.
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"Borrowers have identified a range of student loan industry practices that delay, defer, or deny access to expected debt relief," according to the report.
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It therefore makes sense that Mueller would defer to Congress to make its own judgment about whether his factual findings merited further political action.
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In such circumstances, according to Chevron, judges must defer to an agency's interpretation, at least if it is within the range of permissible interpretations.
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After 1983 the economy mostly grew without inflation and political leaders, by and large, learned to defer to the central bank on monetary policy.
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Instead, the agency said it would defer to Immigration and Customs Enforcement to determine whether nonmilitary issues "warrant deferred action," according to a spokesperson.
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However, league officials in New York and Anderson conferred during halftime and confirmed that Prescott used the word "defer," according to the Fox broadcast.
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"Concerns over their domestic budget problems have led many purchasing nations to defer or limit the purchase of new major weapon systems," she added.
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Bloomberg reported last month that she had begun taking steps to sell the firm this summer, and received permission to defer capital gains taxes.
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I specialize in metrics, not psychology, so I defer to others to discern P.T. Barnum's premise as it relates to the 2016 presidential election.
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Should we act according to our judgment of how best to defend ourselves, or should we defer to the wishes of an international community?
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Both men are always careful to defer to Secretary of State Rex Tillerson's efforts to press for diplomatic pressure on North Korea through sanctions.
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Argentina's plan to defer payments on its debts covers around $100 billion from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), international creditors, and short-term securities.
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In the interview with Mr. Stephanopoulos, Mr. Cohen said he would defer to Mr. Petrillo "for guidance" if and when criminal charges are filed.
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Real estate also avoided new limits on interest deductions and retained its ability to defer taxes on the exchange of similar kinds of properties.
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But most large companies set up special retirement accounts for their executive, which let them defer their compensation until retirement — with no contribution limits.
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We now know that modern ballet went Balanchine's way; and to no other artist did Kirstein wholly defer in matters of taste and vision.
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"A solid argument could have been made to defer to [Deputy Attorney General] Rod Rosenstein given McCabe's role on the Russia investigation," Turley wrote.
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It launched service to Hawaii earlier this year but has had to defer flying there from San Diego and Sacramento because of the MAX groundings.
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Our boys are in kindergarten and no longer need daycare, however their aftercare program has offered to defer payments for parents who are federal workers.
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He said Obama was never briefed on the raid and followed a recommendation to defer granting authority for raids like this until the Trump administration.
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There the state government decided last year to defer 50 percent of royalty payments from smaller mines that were actively trying to restructure their operations.
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If Mexicans believe a reasonable market-based visa system is coming in relatively short order, many will defer a difficult, risky and illegal desert crossing.
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Under the provision, those employees could defer paying any taxes they incur in the event they don't have a liquid market to sell those options.
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Groeneveld said she's filed for unemployment and is going to request her student loan company, car loan holders, and cellphone company defer her next payments.
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Because, as CNN's camera showed, Crapo tried to defer to Flake, but the Arizona lawmaker waved his hand and indicated he didn't want to speak.
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His unwillingness to defer to bureaucracies complements the small-government ethos that prompted the executive order Mr Trump announced on January 30th slashing business regulations.
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Hundreds of disaster management personnel were deployed in the state, and doctors and other medical staff were told to defer any leave until May 15.
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MSNBC and representatives for Reid have both pointed to an ongoing federal investigation into the hacking allegation to defer more questions about the host's claims.
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Abovitz allegedly preferred to defer to other members of his leadership team, who Campbell says rarely addressed the complaints and often ignored the issues altogether.
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His stratagem was to concede a referendum on independence, but to defer it for ten years—a deal formalised in the Matignon Accords of 1988.
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Students can pay at a fixed monthly rate, through an interest-only payment, a full monthly payment and they always have the option to defer.
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As annoying as these restrictions may be, most travellers willingly defer to the higher wisdom of intelligence agencies whose primary purpose is keeping them safe.
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Jabal Omar signed an agreement with the Ministry of Finance to defer payments on a 3 billion riyal ($800 million) loan, it said in February.
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It will defer a decision on construction until all permits are secured and then consider gold prices, along with progress at priority developments, it said.
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The tax reform he signed into law in December means American firms can no longer defer paying taxes on profits left sitting in foreign subsidiaries.
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Oil price woes have forced Pemex to defer payments to suppliers, put key exploration projects on hold and rack up billions of dollars in debt.
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Followers of Mr Fama will no doubt wish that the Delaware supreme court had followed the chancery court's decision to defer entirely to market pricing.
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To some degree that's for Congress for decide, and the Supreme Court might defer to legislators who conclude that a president is unfit to serve.
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But the judicial branch will generally defer to the executive branch on matters involving national security, unless there is a clear violation of the Constitution.
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The group also urged the administration to work with Congress to end the ability of American companies to defer U.S. taxes on their foreign earnings.
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Another vulnerable GOP senator up for re-election in 2016, New Hampshire's Kelly Ayotte, said she would defer to Grassley on the question of hearings.
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Despite this, the Europeans -- among others -- still seem to defer to Washington on the tough issues, grumbling along the way but unwilling to break rank.
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It said it would defer the test date for meeting its financial covenants with lenders until April 30 next year and was talking to stakeholders.
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Even Ross, who's been talking to Steering members about the job, said he would defer to Gowdy if the former Benghazi chairman decided to run.
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The order directed departments to "waive, defer, grant exemptions from, or delay the implementation" of provisions that imposed fiscal burdens on states, companies or individuals.
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