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Motorola, with its 29G Mod, deferred to its carrier partner Verizon, and Netgear, with its Nighthawk 217G Hotspot, deferred to AT&T.
National courts have largely deferred to the sports court's decisions.
Delta deferred to the Partnership for Open and Fair Skies.
It shouldn't be deferred to, it should be struck down!
The two grandmasters, in turn, deferred to the higher authority.
In the game's late stages, he willingly deferred to McCollum.
The F.B.I. in New Mexico deferred to the sheriff's office.
But he deferred to House leaders on a final decision.
The church deferred to Bucci, who wasn't available to comment.
Lyft declined comment and deferred to Walmart on the issue.
So the court had deferred to the agency and its choice.
The department deferred to the White House on senior nomination questions.
When asked about the wedding planning, Tebow deferred to Nel-Peters.
John Kasich deferred to the Secret Service, which oversees convention security.
Unable to answer a question, Mr. Shope deferred to Ms. Lundy.
But historically, the presiding officer has deferred to the parliamentarian's judgment.
Clinton has deferred to another first lady to speak for her.
Spokespeople for Omnicom and Publicis deferred to the client for comment.
Chris was the national security professional, so I deferred to him.
Or when he deferred to my expertise in conversations about education.
Mr. Beach said the governor deferred to him on deployment decisions.
The request was ultimately deferred to the Department of Homeland Security.
The Senate deferred to Gunn's opposition and failed to confirm Fishbourn.
"The court deferred to their justification, which was clearly racist," Irons says.
After 9/93, the courts and the public deferred to the administration.
Oddly, both men deferred to the Secret Service, which said no guns.
But in many other cases, Congress has deferred to the president's choices.
He initially deferred to the Thai government, but nonetheless offered to help.
Facebook deferred to the Libra Association when contacted by CNBC for comment.
Those judges deferred to the Labor secretary's interpretation of workplace safety coverage.
With the Criminal Division at work, the FBI deferred to the prosecutors.
The president deferred to Mnuchin, who downplayed the significance of the move.
The president deferred to Mnuchin, who downplayed the significance of the move.
He deferred to the secretary of state's office to make that determination.
Because Trump has deferred to Wall Street before, hope continues to outweigh fear.
That court deferred to the earlier Supreme Court cases in a 2013 decision.
He had previously deferred to the Judiciary Committee on the issue of impeachment.
In the overwhelming majority of those cases, he deferred to those agencies' decisions.
When I followed up with Need to Impeach, they deferred to the campaign.
He deferred to the medical and policy professionals on the dais with him.
Specifics, like what the charge will be, have been deferred to other authorities.
An official from the Sanders campaign deferred to the Times article for comment.
Sanders added that, in 2015, he "deferred" to Warren to run for president.
Fitzgerald deferred to states, territories and school districts (member sites) administering the YRBSS.
One of Theodore Roosevelt's AGs deferred to the president on individual antitrust cases.
And even Kavanaugh deferred to precedent when asked about Roe during his confirmation hearings.
The reviewers appealed Woodcock's ruling to then-Commissioner Robert Califf, who deferred to Woodcock.
Decisions on a detailed plan are deferred to the next stage of the talks.
The president has given Mr. Barr extensive leeway and largely deferred to his judgment.
Ryan had previously deferred to the House Judiciary Committee on the issue of impeachment.
Biden, who was older and had already run for president twice, deferred to her.
He has deferred to the United States — perhaps too much, his critics have said.
It was, of course, the older woman I had deferred to at the top.
CAVUTO: He was considered insubordinate, in that he should have deferred to the Justice Department.
Adam Schiff's office deferred to the House Foreign Affairs Committee, which then declined to comment.
H.R. McMaster, who often deferred to the defense secretary, a retired four-star Marine general.
Draghi made clear that all decisions would be deferred to the ECB's December 8 meeting.
Because the Supreme Court already deferred to the FCC, their decision automatically carries that authority.
"The administration has always deferred to congressional leaders and we fully expect that to continue."
The Hill's Jordan Fabian deferred to Hallie Jackson of NBC at a briefing last month.
In recent cases of serious crimes, though, the United States has deferred to Japanese authorities.
MGM spokeswoman Mary Hynes deferred to the union for any further comment about the accord.
Comey said they tried to make their case, but Ashcroft refused and deferred to Comey.
In any other context, the soldier would have deferred to the student, his class superior.
Reached by phone, Christophe Pierre, the apostolic nuncio, or Vatican ambassador, deferred to the statement.
Especially in the House but even in the Senate, members deferred to their party leaders.
Her sister-in-law deferred to Boucher's ideas about how to care for their bodies.
He told Stephanopoulos that any charges against him would be deferred to his lawyer, Guy Petrillo.
A lower court had deferred to the Obama administration's when it ruled in favor of Grimm.
But he deferred to the prosecutor, saying he had never known Grannik to be a pushover.
Kinder Morgan declined to comment on the arrests, and deferred to state police for more information.
They also deferred to each other — sometimes with tenderness, and sometimes with a distinctly raised eyebrow.
Asked on Sunday if he would bring the bill to the floor, McConnell deferred to Trump.
Executives of the Olympic committee had rejected those pleas and instead deferred to individual sports federations.
The result was ill informed decision making that deferred to domestic influences over sound military policy.
Too often, we have deferred to the powerful and doubted the weak, creating impunity and injustice.
Trump has long deferred to the Russian point of view, and wanted to let Moscow take
Early on, NARL says in court documents, it deferred to BP in managing the crude slate.
And global aviation regulators, which have historically deferred to the F.A.A., are already exerting more independence.
He himself did not know for certain, but deferred to the human side of his nature.
But that largely changed in 2014 after Obama appointed three judges who typically deferred to the agency.
This can happen because the cost of her mate choice are deferred to her sons and daughters.
She says that Beck tried to convince her to write, but that she mostly deferred to him.
When asked to describe what it means to be in "autonomous mode," Tempe police deferred to Uber.
His initial answer was humble yet earnest, and he deferred to the efforts of the Thai government.
He had Holmes and Balwani's ear, and they often deferred to him to solve nettlesome technical problems.
According to the Fed, a decision on this has been deferred to coordinate with other federal regulators.
She deferred to the kids and teenagers who attend her center's Space Camp program for her answer.
He instead deferred to Congress to pass legislation to beef up the review process for foreign investment.
Members deferred to a chief, who had total power but who cared for those in the tribe.
What they're saying: Apple deferred to Goldman Sachs, which makes the credit decisions as the issuing bank.
An investment decision on the $20.5 billion Browse project has also been deferred, to an unspecified date.
Although she found it curious that he would administer drugs so quickly, she deferred to his approach.
He operated in a sport where injuries can end careers, and young athletes deferred to his authority.
Chris insists they're taking a 50-50 approach, but then deferred to Paris on just about every detail.
His travel ban was eventually upheld by the Supreme Court, which deferred to the President's national security powers.
Trump ultimately deferred to Mattis, who opposed the latter, signaling that he could be persuaded by his advisers.
But Cheryl, who at 35 had long deferred to him on financial decisions, got the $21995 pedicure anyway.
You can't really create a prosthesis to make somebody's head lower, so he deferred to the hair department.
The State Department told CNN the case "is an ongoing legal matter" and it deferred to local authorities.
Traditionally, the White House has deferred to leaders of the opposition party leadership to pick their two commissioners.
Confronted with Dinneen's account of their interactions, Icahn deferred to his lawyer, Jesse Lynn, who disputed several points.
Smith deferred to the FBI on questions of whether the hack had been sponsored by a nation-state.
Trump on Friday deferred to the Judiciary Committee on whether to reopen the FBI background investigation into Kavanaugh.
Moreover, by tradition, presidents have historically deferred to the congressional leaders about who to nominate to the commission.
Rather than scolding him, Kimmel deferred to a late-night host's most trustworthy tool: a bemused, knowing grin.
The Rio lab did not reply to requests for comment, and Brazil's antidoping agency deferred to the lab.
On healthcare, Trump largely deferred to Ryan's office, which drafted the bill in secret, sowing mistrust among conservatives.
In return, the public and government officials often deferred to them in the areas where they asserted authority.
McConnell deferred to Mnuchin on the talks but has taken control of the negotiations of the latest legislation.
Premier Foods said it expects progress in its international business to be deferred to 2020-2021 financial year.
Cory Gardner repeatedly spun the question into attacks on House Democrats and deferred to the Senate Intelligence Committee.
Zuckerberg's deferred to his "team", but as CEO, it is almost unthinkable that he would not know the answer.
The senior House GOP aide deferred to the Trump transition team to confirm the participants coming from their side.
Trump has deferred to China on the situation in Hong Kong when asked about it publicly in recent months.
"They also deferred to each other – sometimes with tenderness, and sometimes with a distinctly raised eyebrow," the directors said.
After chatting with Trump and his wife, Melania, Emperor Naruhito finally deferred to the protocol of using an interpreter.
Implementation procedures have not been worked out but deferred to further talks, some of which he expects to attend.
In the end, Mr. Juhola said, they deferred to the Mathises' judgment, which Ms. Mathis addressed in the film.
President Trump on Friday deferred to the Judiciary Committee on whether to reopen the FBI background investigation into Kavanaugh.
Instead, it deferred to individual sport federations to evaluate the eligibility of Russian athletes ahead of the Rio Games.
Now, I must confess, I've never actually seen the show, so I deferred to the them for help here.
He essentially deferred to Congress a decision about whether to reimpose sanctions on Iran, which could destroy the agreement.
He discovered that younger Korean drivers deferred to older drivers, afraid to disrespectfully show them up with their skills.
The agency deferred to its chief medical examiner, who spent ninety minutes on the case and never examined Jessica.
His own, poor dad had college degrees, deferred to authority and told his son that many things were impossible.
Asked specifically about the President's tweet that "Everywhere Marie Yovanovitch went turned bad," Pompeo deferred to the White House.
"We talked about it on the bus today," said Stricker, who added that he deferred to his 12 players.
Edlow said that in general he deferred to the Department of Homeland Security and HHS on allegations of abuse.
While Butler has deferred to Towns and Wiggins at times this season, he took over in the fourth on Friday.
The White House has historically deferred to home state senators' preferences on district court judges more so than circuit judges.
Ryan's office deferred to the states, which are each allowed to place two statues of their choosing in the Capitol.
BuzzFeed News contacted a spokesperson for Prince William for comment but was deferred to the British Embassy in Tel Aviv.
But when it comes to matters like vehicle design, safety and performance, we historically have deferred to the federal government.
It may be because the CFPB has chosen to accept Congressional intent or has deferred to FTC experience and expertise.
Facebook declined to comment; Amazon did not respond to requests for comment; A spokesperson for Twitter deferred to the NFL.
But he previously told CNN that he deferred to the Department of Health and Environmental Control regarding the city's water.
Within the court, Kavanaugh has deferred to his colleagues in oral arguments and quickly adhered to the court's institutional traditions.
Instead of proceeding to the legal merits of the government's programs, the Court deferred to the government's state secrecy arguments.
Mr. Watts deferred to the pastor of the church, Kevin Griffin, on questions such as who would build the project.
The Texans won the toss and deferred to the second half, so Nick Novak kicked off to start the game.
The committee has defended its actions in the Nassar case, saying it followed proper procedures and deferred to law enforcement.
Tesla representatives declined to comment further about the company's plans for Puerto Rico and deferred to Musk's comments on Twitter.
And he deferred to Senator Bob Corker, the Tennessee Republican who chairs the Foreign Relations Committee, on the sanctions issue.
Taxes may have been deferred to July, but that doesn't mean you can't get a jump start on your finances.
The evidence in the report shows that, mainly, Epstein wanted to be known and deferred to within the Media Lab.
He deferred to Robert Mueller, the former FBI director named as special counsel for the Russian investigation after Comey's firing.
But he deferred to Tweeden, who feared that, because she had been a lingerie model, her credibility would be attacked.
Tesla declined to comment on the suit and deferred to the rationale it gave at the time of the alleged firings.
However, when asked in the comments section what oils could be used safely on cats, the company deferred to a vet.
The five conservative justices deferred to the administration's judgment, as the judiciary typically does in matters of national security and immigration.
I'M JUST HOPING THAT ECONOMIC POLICY IS DEFERRED TO MIKE PENCE AND PAUL RYAN IN TERMS OF CIVIC DETAILS AND POLICY.
A GE spokesperson said its engine orders were new, and deferred to Boeing on how much of aircraft order was new.
Since the Gulf War, states like Saudi Arabia, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates and even prewar Syria mostly deferred to America.
The few individual teams who replied either deferred to the league office, or have a policy of not discussing security procedures.
Others argue that such decisions concern edge cases and should be deferred to the future so that innovation won't be stalled.
Clinton deferred to Mr. Trump on a question about the future of President Obama's signature health legislation, the Affordable Care Act.
"Because immigration touches on national sovereignty and foreign relations, courts have generally deferred to the president on immigration issues," he said.
Instead, we deferred to Mr. Steele, a trusted friend and intelligence professional with a long history of working with law enforcement.
The Greeks and Romans deferred to it as a far older civilization, whose monuments and writing seemed both baffling and magical.
Even Stefanos Tsitsipas, who became the Open's breakthrough star when he beat Federer in the fourth round, deferred to Alcott's celebrity.
At the 11th hour, Republicans rejected a sharp reduction in the amount workers can contribute tax-deferred to their 401(k) plans.
I didn't trust my gut as much when I was younger, so I deferred to those around me, those with more experience.
Institutional investors, which own the largest stakes in most listed firms, have conventionally deferred to proxy advisers in matters of corporate governance.
Scalia deferred to both the executive and a tradition whereby justices reveal their thinking more in legal opinions than after-dinner speeches.
Any new investment restrictions on China should likewise be deferred to maximize the opportunity for negotiations to achieve positive change in China.
Yet the Supreme Court has generally deferred to the Census Bureau regarding the bureau's right to pose a wide range of questions.
"Would you agree, though, that a notice-and-comment rule-making that didn't provide fair notice shouldn't be deferred to?" he asked.
Butler took it all in stride, deferred to the new talent, and focused on defense and brewing endless batches of Tuff Juice.
" Emphasizing that "we are at war" and that "time was short," the Court deferred to the decision of "properly constituted military authorities.
For months, when asked about impeachment, leaders like Nancy Pelosi deferred to Mueller, saying the special counsel had to finish his work.
A New Yorker spokeswoman deferred to a Condé Nast spokeswoman, who did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Wednesday.
The puppies' safety was the primary concern of Puppy Bowl organizers, and they always deferred to the Human Association representative during filming.
He deferred to his staff — both in Davos and back in D.C. — to respond to the specifics of the Democrats' initial statements.
"I have an opinion, but it would be one voice in many," she said, "so I've largely deferred to the legal team."
Asked for comment for this story, the US Embassy in Kyiv deferred to the State Department, which didn't respond to a request.
Faced with challenges to these unlimited mandates, courts have deferred to the prosecutors and Congress in confining the scope of criminal investigations.
The Department of Homeland Security has historically deferred to such committees for approval before reprogramming funds, though it is not technically required.
With nuclear weapons, the fact that the threat may be deferred to some point in the future is a lot less relevant.
He deferred to Putin to speak first, extending his hand, and then nodded as he listened to the translation of Putin&aposs remarks.
When it became apparent that the fourth season would lead to the most organic and satisfying conclusion, NBC deferred to Schur's creative vision.
For years, the NFL had avoided saying whether football was related to CTE and deferred to the medical community's findings on the matter.
Asked whether or not the Judicial Conference has a position on wellness committees, spokesperson David Sellers deferred to the discretion of the circuits.
It would be an unusual move, because the IOC has generally deferred to the individual governing body of each sport in these matters.
He has generally deferred to federal regulators when weighing challenges from industry groups, but has been sympathetic to challenges brought by environmental groups.
When asked about controversial language on funding for Planned Parenthood that has previously held up the spending bill, McCarthy deferred to the Senate.
For years, the NFL has avoided saying whether football was related to CTE and deferred to the medical community's findings on the matter.
Lately, the answer is no, as the Roberts Court has habitually deferred to the Trump administration while structurally tilting American democracy toward conservatives.
A spokesman for the Seattle Police Department also declined to comment, saying that the department deferred to the mayor's office on the subject.
Trump will therefore stay right where he is, with the matter of his fitness for office effectively deferred to the November 2020 elections.
Springer Nature did not elaborate on its methods, saying only that it deferred to the local authorities in deciding which articles to block.
In a single, East-meets-West moment, he had both deferred to tradition and hinted to me that he was a closet liberal.
Once again, Trump had reluctantly deferred to the national security establishment, just as he did on a larger scale with Afghanistan last summer.
At that point, he said, the committee deferred to the protocol it is supposed to use to break ties, which includes conference championships.
I asked the proprietress if I could ask her a few questions, and she quickly deferred to her teenage daughter, who spoke Italian.
Since his trade to the Pistons at the end of January, Griffin had routinely deferred to Drummond and the veteran guard Reggie Jackson.
This week, he deferred to the White House when asked by reporters about Trump's tweet attacking Yovanovitch while she was testifying last Friday.
The rest is deferred to a later date, thanks to rules that let companies delay paying taxes on long-term investments like equipment.
There is the Seminole Rock doctrine, for example, which provides that agencies should be deferred to in the interpretation of their own rules.
In December, when early decisions came in, Emily found out she was deferred to the regular admissions pool by Yale, her top choice.
He disputed Reuters finding that the FDA deferred to industry, saying the agency takes potential health concerns seriously and does its own evaluations.
The appeals court had deferred to the interpretation of the law embraced by the Board of Immigration Appeals, which also ruled against Esquivel-Quintana.
Vox reached out to the FDA as well as the Trump team for comment, which deferred to the OMB, and the OMB to HHS.
The bottom line: Congress has largely deferred to the Trump administration on foreign policy, sometimes to the detriment of U.S. global leadership and interests.
The White House historically has deferred to the preferences of senators on federal court nominees from their states, especially for the US district courts.
Despite his support for torture, Trump has so far deferred to members of his cabinet who oppose it, such as Defense Secretary Jim Mattis.
But Leonard also missed a pair of mid-range jumpers on Toronto's next two possessions and then deferred to VanVleet for the final shot.
Doug Ducey, whom McCain has deferred to throughout the debate, endorses the bill, that might be enough justification for the senator to come around.
When asked about his own personal future with the company, he deferred to either the bank's board — which he chairs — or other actors. Rep.
While the U.S. Constitution gives Congress clear prerogatives over foreign policy, since 9/11 members of Congress have too frequently deferred to executive power.
Immigration policy always overlaps somewhat with foreign policy; that's one big reason the courts have traditionally deferred to the executive branch on the issue.
Miner Newmont Corp said it was withdrawing its 21.45 outlook as some production could be deferred to 21 due to the ongoing coronavirus outbreak.
Newmont Corp, the world's largest gold producer, on Monday pulled its 2020 outlook, saying some production could be deferred to 2021 due to coronavirus.
An appeals court deferred to the VA's decision, but after the high court ruling, Kisor's claim will be sent back down for another review.
The health insurance issue was deferred to a task force that began public hearings last week — not coincidentally, long after the fervor had subsided.
Of course, females do not harm their own survival by choosing males with attractive songs; the costs are deferred to their sons and daughters.
Publicly, President Donald Trump has deferred to a Senate Republican plan to hold an impeachment trial with as few surprises — and witnesses — as possible.
But he deferred to the tax-writing committees when asked about the details of other measures that may end up in a reform package.
"We have not heretofore, in evaluating the legality of executive action, deferred to comments made by such officials to the media," Justice Stevens wrote.
Last week, Shah and Modi addressed a news conference together, where the prime minister refused to answer questions and deferred to the party chief.
Newmont Corp, the world's largest gold producer, on Monday pulled its 2020 outlook, saying some production could be deferred to 2021 due to coronavirus.
Throughout it all, Buttigieg deferred to the police department and Board of Public Safety's decision to keep Knepper, despite a community led "Fire Knepper" campaign.
"As much as we were talking about deferring to each other, as we grew we actually deferred to other members of the team," Shannon said.
Beatty got visibly flustered and deferred to co-presenter Faye Dunaway, who saw the words "La La Land" on the card and blurted it out.
The US government, all the while, has deferred to Western scientists, not deep-seated native knowledge and technologies, still a lingering, systemic bias in 2018.
The Sebring Water Treatment plant deferred to Giroux, the village manager, to speak on their behalf, but calls for comment have not yet been returned.
She added that he "beyond" supports her and Steinem's feminist perspective, then deferred to Steinem to articulate the qualities that define a feminist-friendly boyfriend.
Comey promised to keep Congress informed of the progress in the investigation and Congress, in turn, deferred to his investigation in its own oversight efforts.
But the one significant wild card here is Trump's base, which he has consistently deferred to over the past eight months, most notably after Charlottesville.
In fact, Mr. Alexander deferred to Mr. McConnell last month when Mr. McConnell wanted to take one last shot at overturning the health care law.
Walton did not question the department's internal deliberations; he simply deferred to them—something no court had ever done in a case of revoking citizenship.
But while Mr. Zuckerberg was personally offended, he deferred to subordinates who warned that penalizing Mr. Trump would set off a damaging backlash among Republicans.
My lola, a former pharmacist who tended African violets in her retirement, was the one my mom and my aunts deferred to in the kitchen.
"We intend to raise significant funds from California supporters who, until now, have deferred to Mr. Trump's wishes to self-fund his campaign," Strickland said.
Her background informed her jurisprudence, which was sensitive to states' rights and often deferred to the judgments of the other branches of the federal government.
He instead deferred to Bob Myers, the team's president of basketball operations, who simply said that it had been a "collaborative decision" without offering specifics.
Rodwell's Filipina wife, the Filipino police, and military were also in the loop on the negotiations, and the Australian government deferred to them, Rodwell said.
But the court also noted that it deferred to the agency's judgment on whether to define broadband as an information service or a telecommunications service.
Prosecutors said they deferred to Cogan on what sanctions to impose on Guzman's lawyers, but at minimum wanted something that was blacked out from public view.
The FBI said that while it too is providing some assistance, the Tallahassee Police Department is running the investigation and deferred to the department for comment.
Peskov deferred to the Russian Central Bank — which made no statement, perhaps because its members are busy gathering for an emergency meeting about the non-collapse.
But the courts have largely deferred to Congress on issues such as these, and Congress is showing no signs of cutting off funding for the campaign.
The Supreme Court has generally deferred to the executive branch, especially on immigration, if the government can produce a rationale for the policy that isn't discriminatory.
Because the school had been appealing a lower court order that deferred to the Obama administration guidance, Trump's order has left the court asking: What now?
Williams will receive 75 percent of his signing bonus now, with the other 25 percent deferred to next year, according to the NFL Network's Ian Rapoport.
In the past, de Blasio has deferred to the state's marijuana laws, which prohibit its use, while saying that he did not support legalizing the drug.
She said she had deferred to the F.B.I. and experienced prosecutors, and saw no need to step out of the case completely before accepting their recommendations.
If Olympics officials amended the ruling against Russia, it would be an unusual move, as they have historically deferred to the governing bodies of specific sports.
The feds even deferred to his investigative spadework in exposing FIFA corruption and also reimbursed him for some of his expenses in compiling the Trump dossier.
In a sign of the sensitivity of the issue, Nexteer deferred to the industry's group's statement and declined to provide a separate statement on the issue.
In the emails, an aide repeatedly says the office wants to pursue the appointment of a special prosecutor itself, and city officials deferred to that request.
On the other hand, the Supreme Court recently deferred to President Trump on the travel ban and rarely second-guesses the president's responses on foreign relations.
Demand lost during the nationwide shutdown would simply be deferred to a later date and add to the regular pace of activity seen before the outbreak.
From Korea and Vietnam to Afghanistan and Iraq, the United States has been continuously at war for 70 years, but Congress has largely deferred to presidents.
Running such an unexpectedly strong race gave Mr. Gillespie a leg up this year as a host of other high-profile Virginia Republicans deferred to him.
Pompeo deferred to remarks from President Donald Trump, who said after his second summit with Kim that he did not hold him responsible for Warmbier's death.
Rather, the Senate has deferred to the judgment of voters who, in most cases, knew about the allegations against candidates and sent them to Senate anyway.
He tweeted Sunday that the US was "locked and loaded depending on verification," suggesting a military response, but deferred to Saudi Arabia to identify the culprits.
In the past, he said, there had been a bit of a stalemate - industry and political leaders each deferred to one another, and none pressed ahead.
On Ukraine, Mr. Bolton deferred to the departing United Nations ambassador, Nikki R. Haley, who on Monday called Russia's actions a move of an "outlaw" country.
In a rare instance of self-restraint, congressional Republicans deferred to the FBI when it came to investigating Hillary Clinton's emails as the presidential election unfolded.
Instead, the U.S. president deferred to British, French, and German wishes that the U.S. not invoke the nuclear deal's "snapback" clause, which would have permanently buried it.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said that if the deadline was deferred to the end of January, he would call an election to be held by Christmas.
But the European Council, which represents the EU's member governments, had deferred to Romania (the current Council chair) and instead backs a French candidate, Jean-François Bohnert.
Her office said that for most of the four hours of questioning, the president's lawyers argued that the probe should be deferred to her successor, Busisiwe Mkhwebane.
Asked by Reed whether that's "appropriate," Shanahan replied that it's "appropriate given the planning" and then deferred to Pentagon comptroller and acting Deputy Defense Secretary David Norquist.
Asked why Swisher was not brought in to help solve the first-base puzzle Friday, Girardi deferred to the front office for making certain call-up decisions.
When asked how the group plans to sway undecided lawmakers, however, he deferred to Brian O. Walsh, a veteran political operative and president of the super PAC.
So far, Republicans have just deferred to Brady to introduce amendments, but Franks says that could change if the members don't see progress on the adoption credit.
In reply, Mr. Reedie, who has been accused of being slow to act on allegations of doping within Russia, deferred to the Canadian lawyer leading the inquiry.
Instead, he deferred to teammates like McCollum and Al-Farouq Aminu, who combined for 23 points as the Trail Blazers took a 353-46 lead into halftime.
But the physical manifestation of Florida's beauty -- its golden beaches -- loomed over DeSantis, who initially deferred to cities and municipalities on whether to fully close the beaches.
You might now be an entitled person: someone whose privilege leads to arrogance, snobbery and rudeness, someone who expects to be waited on, provided for, deferred to.
But even with that criteria, there's too much material, so then it just becomes about personal taste and flow, and we've always deferred to Hal about that.
Trump, too, remains bothered by another time he deferred to congressional Republicans and supported incumbent Senator Luther Strange in a divisive primary fight last month in Alabama.
According to a TSB spokesperson, "the aircraft was registered, so you can presume [if] it was registered with [Transport Canada] it was legal," but deferred to Transport Canada.
Since Klepierre is deemed a creditor under Plaza's ongoing Restructuring Plan, payment of the principal amount due by Plaza under the indemnification claim is deferred to July 6083.
"Going into my thirties, I realized that I had deferred to men for so long to tell me, as a woman, who I'm supposed to be," says Quinlan.
" But at the same time, Mattis deferred to the White House and acknowledged he knew little more about the uproar than what he had "read in the newspaper.
" The officer wrote in his incident report that he took McCrary to DeKalb County Jail, "where she was refused and deferred to Grady Memorial Hospital for further evaluation.
Courts generally have deferred to the judgments of presidents on the basis for such national emergencies, and dozens of such declarations have been made without serious judicial review.
On Sunday, Trump, who had previously deferred to Barr on whether Mueller should provide congressional testimony, reversed course and publicly said Mueller shouldn't appear before the Judiciary Committee.
Trump has in the past deferred to Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on whether the Olympics, scheduled to take place in Tokyo starting in late July, should be postponed.
I was impressed by how reverentially Qayum's men, all of whom he had recruited to ISIS , still deferred to him, despite the predicament he had led them into.
But after decades in which Congress had deferred to the states on environmental law, Mr. Billings pried open what he saw correctly to be a window of opportunity.
Their coach, Steve Kerr, has deferred to his players' desire to break the record for single-season wins set by the 2500-2100 Bulls, who went 2100-10.
Historically, she said, Fed officials have deferred to politicians on regulatory issues to preserve the Fed from a backlash that might limit its independence to make monetary policy.
While the court has a history of allowing the president to make his case, it has also deferred to Congress' right to investigate a broad range of issues.
While the court has a history of allowing the president to make his case, it has also deferred to Congress' right to investigate a broad range of issues.
Recent transactions included ZS Pharma (for USD2.7 billion) to strengthen the respiratory drug pipeline, as well as a 55% stake in Acerta (USD0003 billion payment deferred to 2018).
Following guidelines for campaign finance violations, the FBI consulted with public corruption prosecutors at the Justice Department and deferred to the Justice criminal division, senior Justice officials said.
James, 33, was expected to be more aggressive than he was in Game 1, when he deferred to teammates and suffered the first playoff-opening loss of his career.
The decision from the appeals court deferred to the Obama administration's interpretation of Title IX, a civil-rights law from 1972 that bars sex discrimination in federally funded schools.
Specifically, Carter said, the report distinguishes between cases that were declined by prosecutors versus ones deferred to the military's authority, which is a difference the military does not track.
Grassley, who helped broker a compromise on the legislation in the committee, said he supports the Mueller bill, but deferred to McConnell about moving it to the full Senate.
Clinton defended her handling of the private email system by repeatedly saying she had deferred to the judgment of her aides, an F.B.I. summary of the interview showed. Mrs.
Instead, Chaffetz deferred to the House Intelligence Committee, which is already investigating Russia's attempt to influence the presidential elections, a scope that includes campaign communications with the Russian government.
Over the years, Congress and attorneys general have deferred to the expertise of the D.E.A., which is the part of the Justice Department that enforces the nation's drug laws.
The New York Department of Financial Services said that while it supervised some of the banks involved in the taxi industry, it deferred to federal inspectors in many cases.
When asked for additional details after Trump's press conference, Google deferred to its sister company and Alphabet's life sciences arm Verily, causing confusion about the scale of the website.
The proposal was brought by SumOfUs, a consumer advocacy group, after Apple faced criticism that it deferred to Beijing when removing a controversial app during the Hong Kong protests.
The FBI received a separate referral from the inspector general but deferred to the DOJ criminal division which was doing its analysis, according to a senior Justice Department official.
Mr. Trump listened intently but apparently deferred to Jeff Sessions, then a senator from Alabama and head of the campaign's foreign policy team, according to participants in the meeting.
Recent transactions include ZS Pharma (for USD2.7 billion) to strengthen the Cardiovascular & Metabolic disease drug pipeline, as well as a 7503% stake in Acerta (USD1.5 billion payment deferred to 2018).
Supreme Court has traditionally deferred to the EPA's interpretation of laws like the Clean Air Act when the law is vague, a precedent established in the 1984 ruling Chevron v.
In previous years, the quality of the regulatory processes at the Federal Aviation Administration, America's aviation regulator, was so respected that other countries deferred to its judgement in reciprocal arrangements.
Manager Clint Hurdle said he deferred to the trainers in deciding whether to leave Taillon in or not—presumably they cleared him of any concussion issues—but didn't elaborate further.
An NRCC aide noted that officials have met with a few candidates who could fight for the district and deferred to Tenney on questions about whether she met with them.
Charleta Tavares, a Democratic state senator from Columbus who voted against the bill, said on Wednesday that she deferred to law enforcement who she said were opposed to the measure.
But in the years after 9/11, as Congress increasingly deferred to the White House on matters related to military action abroad, the office has added power while shedding accountability.
Fox News White House correspondent Kevin Corke deferred to Kristen Welker of NBC, who pressed Sanders on whether she could definitively rule out that Trump has used the racial slur.
Mr. Bach called for WADA to be fortified but deferred to the agency itself on specifics, including how much more money it would need to carry out its expanded mandate.
I told him that he had an opportunity to make it work just like Magic Johnson did with Kareem Abdul-Jabbar; Magic publicly deferred to 'Cap' every chance he got.
It is silent on the procedures used to reach that vote, and courts have largely deferred to Congress to create its own internal rules and processes in fulfilling constitutional functions.
She deferred to me, and I was happy to give her an enormous amount of decision-making just as a gift and let her take charge of so many things.
But it's still percolating in some of the biggest states in the country: A second California measure that would enforce its earlier resolution was deferred to the 2020 legislative session.
The secretary of State deferred to the White House when asked why the administration wouldn't provide the transcript if, as the president said, there was nothing wrong about the conversation.
But now, the FCC has simply waved aside these restrictions on its power, effectively rewriting the law, while the court deferred to the agency's interpretation that it could do so.
The appeals court had simply deferred to the Legislature's claimed objective of protecting women's health and had in fact barred any consideration of whether the law would actually do so.
What's next: Even if the Max eventually returns to the skies, Boeing will face greater scrutiny from global aviation regulators that have historically deferred to the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration.
Comey wasn't willing to give his personal opinion, but he made it clear that he found the president's actions troubling and deferred to a special prosecutor for a final decision.
North Korea's 90-year-old nominal head of state Kim Yong Nam deferred to her upon arrival, asking her to sit down first ahead of tea with the South's unification minister.
It is a small mercy that Trump has deferred to Defense Secretary James Mattis on this point, and we should ensure Guantanamo Bay does not take us back to this era.
It was, in some respects, a continuation of a press conference in which Trump publicly and repeatedly deferred to Putin — which ultimately makes his professed faith in his "intelligence people" meaningless.
He came to every appointment, and always deferred to her, offering his opinions on the woeful state of Cleveland sports teams, but on nothing having to do with her medical condition.
Congress has not acted substantively in the theater of antitrust in a really long time, and there's some policy capacity there, but mostly they have deferred to agencies, and especially courts.
He told the subcommittee that he always deferred to the FBI on whether the intelligence community ought to be notified of a law enforcement action; he also made clear under Sen.
While he's largely deferred to other Republicans on the funding fight, Ryan, ever aware of his place in history, doesn't want his final act in Congress to be a government shutdown.
Rather than applying the strict scrutiny afforded most constitutional rights, the Supreme Court deferred to the executive under the plenary power doctrine and applied rational basis review, a much weaker standard.
Though he wasn't committed either way, but he nodded and deferred to Jeff Sessions who I remember being actually quite enthusiastic about a potential meeting between then-candidate Trump and Putin.
Mr. Phillips said that although he had deferred to the jury, he had signaled in court that the estate was seeking at least several hundreds of thousands of dollars in damages.
Mr. Gurian, in his filing arguing for allowing the mayor to be deposed, highlighted instances in which top officials deferred to the mayor when asked certain questions about the housing policy.
However, hemp-derived food and personal care products remain in a regulatory gray area as the Farm Bill deferred to the US Food and Drug Administration on how they should be treated.
When asked if he would charge the retirement home in connection with McMaster's death, Shapiro deferred to the Philadelphia Department of Public Health, which did not immediately respond to request for comment.
In a statement, Delta said the 10 previously on order A350 aircraft have been deferred to 2025-26 with certain flexibility rights including the right to convert these orders to A330-900s.
Tom Cotton said former President Barack Obama's handling of Afghanistan has been "muddling along" in the region, but deferred to Trump's adviser and the commander-in-chief to reach a final decision.
A Republican aide for the Senate Judiciary Committee said the panel has not been in touch with the administration on the issue, while the House Judiciary Committee deferred to the White House.
He mostly deferred to the President-elect on the matter, saying he would make his views known to Mr. Trump, but that the incoming president would ultimately come to his own conclusion.
Activists heckle Mckesson at mayoral forums around the city, and when Leaders of a Beautiful Struggle organized a forum of its own, it deferred to the poll results and didn't invite him.
But in a possible rush to finish, more contentious social issues, which are often wedged into the spending plan, may be deferred to later in the legislative session, which ends in June.
Strayhorn deferred to Ellington to such an extent that he once allowed him to take partial credit for a song — "Something to Live For" — that he had written before they even met.
Mr. Rosenstein instead delivered careful characterizations about the inquiry and deferred to Mr. Mueller's autonomy as special counsel, and a pending investigation into Mr. Comey's conduct by the Justice Department's inspector general.
Judge Whittemore, in essence, deferred to Gawker's judgment that the tape was newsworthy, just as judges in the past often refused to second-guess newspapers' decisions about what and whom to cover.
His victory inaugurated an era in which the leaders of both political parties largely deferred to the central bank, allowing technocrats to chart the course of monetary policy with little political interference.
But there is a problem: Courts have historically deferred to the president on national-security matters because the president acts on the basis of classified information and may need to move quickly.
Shortly after, Mr. Vance announced Mr. Manafort's indictment on the state charges, which had been deferred to avoid interfering with Mr. Mueller's broader investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election.
He also deferred to the White House in refusing to provide documents that the committee subpoenaed related to McGahn's special counsel interview preparations, which the White House argued were covered by executive privilege.
He won at the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals, which had deferred to guidance from the Obama administration that said public schools must accommodate trans students with facilities that accord with their gender.
In a footnote, Thapar went even farther, suggesting judges who deferred to the government as both a party in a case and the interpreter of the law might be "violating our judicial canons."
Asked whether Foxconn was building an LCD factory or something else, and if something else, what it might be, spokespeople for the Evers administration and the state economic development corporation deferred to Foxconn.
Walker came into the game second in the NBA in scoring at 31.7 points per game, but he took only 14 shots from the field and deferred to others most of the night.
The "founder friendly" movement in which VC investors deferred to startup founders, no matter how quirky or extravagant, has produced a crop of richly-valued companies with unconventional executives in the top job.
Kushner's attorney Abbe Lowell, in his response to the Senate and in conversations with CNN after, didn't directly address whether his client has deferred to executive privilege to refrain from turning over documents.
Hicks did provide the committee with some files related to her time on the Trump campaign, but she deferred to the White House order for documents related to her time in the administration.
Similarly, the United States has built an energy system that treats the atmosphere as an open sewer where energy prices don't reflect social costs, and those bills are deferred to the next generation.
The judge's vote was part of a pattern: As one wartime detention case after another has pitted state security powers against individual rights, he has often — though not always — deferred to the government.
Lewinsky, and others, rightly pointed out the hypocrisy of an event about "social change" that not only deferred to the person in power but seemingly excluded a voice advocating for that very change.
"The aura of the office, where people might have deferred to the message about the state of the economy, I think today that's gone," said Shanto Iyengar, a political scientist at Stanford University.
The Senate has traditionally deferred to first-term presidents assembling their teams; according to the Senate Historical Office, only once has the Senate rejected a cabinet nominee for a president just starting out.
Two White House lawyers were seated behind an indignant Lewandowski as he repeatedly deferred to their demands to sharply restrict his testimony to what was already made public in Mueller's 448-page report.
While some in the room rebuffed George's offer, Mr. Trump nodded with approval and deferred to Mr. [Jeff] Sessions who appeared to like the idea and stated that the campaign should look into it.
The White House official declined to say why the President was not hosting the event this year and the Education Department deferred to the White House to answer why the President would not attend.
He estimated that in the third quarter $8 million to $21.10 million of revenue will shift to 2432.6 while $21.12 million to $21.09 million from the fourth quarter will be deferred to next year.
Trump deferred to McConnell in part because he has come to respect the Senate leader's command of the chamber's rules after watching him push through a tax overhaul bill and scores of conservative judges.
He expressed sympathy for young immigrants who benefitted from the embattled Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, which shielded them from deportation, but deferred to Attorney General Jeff Sessions on the program's future.
Despite nominating him for his perch in the Justice Department Trump is no fan of Rosenstein, the man Attorney General Jeff Sessions deferred to when he recused himself from the Russia investigation last year.
KCC counterattacked with a complaint in Los Angeles federal court accusing Aetna of failing to safeguard its customers' private health data, but the judge in its case deferred to the first-filed Philadelphia case.
Ten years ago, most parents were represented by individual public defenders who were too harried to get to know their clients and often deferred to A.C.S. Even now, the old assumptions of benevolence persist.
Instead, hospitals deferred to local health officials who, over a political aversion to sharing bad news, withheld information about cases from the national reporting system — keeping Beijing in the dark and delaying the response.
The evangelist said he communicated with the president or vice president — he would not specify which leader — about the troop withdrawal within the last 48 hours, and said he ultimately deferred to their determinations.
While Trump often deferred to his children and his colleagues -- saying that they managed the day-to-day affairs -- he appeared comfortable at other times delving into the specifics of his contracts and properties.
In court papers this month, the school board's lawyers said the lower court wrongly deferred to President Barack Obama's administration's view that prohibitions on sex discrimination under federal law also apply to gender identity.
In the Protect Our Defenders report, the group tried to make a distinction between cases that civilian authorities declined to take up versus ones where they deferred to the authority of the military system.
There is a bipartisan bill in the House to ban bump stocks, but House Speaker Paul Ryan has deferred to the ATF to address the issue rather than schedule a vote on the measure.
He deferred to others on legislative priorities and strategies at the outset of his administration, and his abiding passion in the health-care debate was, by all accounts, simply getting to a signing ceremony.
Gerald Wright, the city's mayor, said it relies "totally" on South Carolina's Department of Health and Environmental Control "because they have the responsibility and expertise to test, monitor and advise" and deferred to the agency.
"He strongly supports the broad concept of moving legal immigration towards a merit-based system," Cotton said, though he deferred to the White House when asked if this was a bill sanctioned by the President.
"Even in the face of overwhelming evidence of racial bias on the part of the prosecutors, Justice Thomas still would have deferred to the state court's conclusion that there was no unconstitutional discrimination," Vladeck said.
Representatives for the New York City Police Department did not immediately return requests for comment on how much it costs to safeguard the Trump family, and a spokeswoman for City Hall deferred to the NYPD.
Romney and Biden both considered running for president last year, but both deferred to candidates they saw as having an overwhelming financial advantage (Jeb Bush on the Republican side; Hillary Clinton on the Democratic side).
He has not objected to the death penalty — he said it was "settled law" in a 22010 confirmation hearing — and he deferred to the Bush administration on the rights of detainees at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.
In those now infamous decisions, which constitutional scholars on both sides of the political aisle have criticized, the Supreme Court deferred to the government's assertions that its racially discriminatory policies were justified by military necessity.
Mr. Staley was clearly a fan of Mr. Rose, these people said, but deferred to others through much of the screening process, fearing that a perception of positive bias might work against his old friend.
The EU has not yet discussed numbers for further funding and diplomats said any decision to step up financing could be deferred to the bloc's leaders, due to meet in Brussels on March 26-27.
In court papers last month, the school board's lawyers said the 4th Circuit wrongly deferred to the view of President Barack Obama's administration that prohibitions on sex discrimination under federal law also apply to gender identity.
"While some in the room rebuffed George's offer, Mr. Trump nodded with approval and deferred to Mr. Sessions who appeared to like the idea and stated that the campaign should look into it," defense lawyers wrote.
" She also deferred to the president: When asked point-blank by committee member Mark Pocan about whether she supports raising the age for gun purchases to 21, DeVos responded, "The president has indicated support for that.
In a two-page order, U.S. District Court Judge William Pauley appeared unmoved by Cohen's latest sentence-reduction request and largely deferred to federal prosecutors who said the former fixer was "manifestly ineligible" for compassionate release.
The reason the Supreme Court deferred to the Trump administration on security is simple: when the president says something is a "national security threat," it's pretty well-established that the courts aren't supposed to second-guess him.
And conservatives who've always deferred to the political process — saying if Democrats want Trump out of office, they should either begin impeachment proceedings or beat him at the ballot box in 2020 — reiterated the same on Wednesday.
San Francisco County's public health agency deferred to San Francisco International Airport (where federal jurisdiction would apply), and Los Angeles County's agency released a statement saying it was working with the CDC but declined to give specifics.
Conservative countries, including Russia, pushed for the inclusion of language that deferred to "national legislation" — a carveout that appears 18 times in the document — effectively giving member states the room to ignore what the document actually suggests.
Writing for a 3-0 panel, Circuit Judge Peter Hall said the Brooklyn judge who presided over the March 2013 jury verdict should have deferred to China's interpretation of its own laws, regardless of the country's motives.
Garrett recalled in the interview an instance in which President Trump refused to call on him during a press briefing, after which Garrett deferred to another reporter out of "respect" for the White House and the president.
Answers were expected to come early Thursday afternoon at a public meeting of the Hillsborough County Emergency Policy Group, but they decided not to cancel anything after learning that WWE had deferred to them on the matter.
Instead, the authorities deferred to a state grand jury (which returned no indictment against Pantaleo) and then waited for the long-shot possibility of a federal Department of Justice civil rights prosecution against Pantaleo, which never happened.
Thomas believed the high court should have deferred to the state judges who handled the case, and he brushed aside evidence the defendant's lawyers had found of prosecutors' notations identifying jurors to be struck by their race.
There are also accusations, denied by authorities, that police "slow-walked the case," and that school administrators deferred to the football coach, who in an interview with police appears to have accepted the word of his players.
As American military and civilian networks have increased their dependence on satellite networks, the Obama White House deferred to European efforts to develop a "Code of Conduct" that would reduce the chances of armed conflict in space.
The goalposts on who Wade has deferred to has shifted, from LeBron to Chris Bosh to Goran Dragic, and in fits and starts—he is, habitually, an alpha dog—but he has acquiesced to all but the latest.
On one hand, Roberts (per usual) deferred to the past: Supreme Court precedents that give the executive branch broad authority not just to set policy when it comes to immigration, but to shield that policy from judicial review.
In ruling for Grimm and against the school district, the court deferred to the Obama administration's interpretation of Title IX. The Gloucester County School Board welcomed the Trump administration's withdrawal of the letter at issue in its case.
While he famously attended school in Switzerland, traveling this far as supreme leader is an entirely different matter for someone used to being the most revered, most protected, most deferred to human in his country of 25 million.
Naturally, we have no idea and instead deferred to two style-conscious editors from i-D, Hannah Ongley and Andre Wheeler, who are more or less of the opinion that he has fashion sense of a lame uncle.
United States, concerned a prosecution for insider trading; in affirming a conviction, the federal appeals court in New York deferred to the Securities and Exchange Commission's interpretation of the relevant section of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934.
After an I.O.C. member from Barbados, Austin Sealy, said he was "a little concerned" about how Russian athletes would be evaluated within the next three days, Mr. Bach laughed, deferred to the president of WADA and moved on.
Still, Tesla's cash burn eased in the quarter, in part thanks to customer deposits for the just unveiled Semi truck and Roadster, inventory reduction of finished vehicles and some Model 3 capital spending deferred to the first quarter.
His book recounts the indifference and outright hostility of the Supreme Court to the issue of full racial equality for almost a century, starting soon after Reconstruction, when it should have deferred to Congress's view of the amendments.
He also had questioned the wisdom of playing in a cavernous N.F.L. stadium in a Southeastern Conference college market, but he eventually deferred to Blank, who reassured him — repeatedly — that he had a better sense of his city.
" The court repeatedly deferred to previous Supreme Court rulings and to the FCC's freedom as an expert agency to provide "reasonable" interpretation of the law to justify its policies, even if those interpretation is not necessarily the "best.
The court declined to hear Unity HealthCare's appeal of an 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruling that deferred to the U.S. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services' interpretation of its regulations to find its payment decisions were reasonable.
On Friday, U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said the United States would seek to build trust with North Korea through confidence building measures, but deferred to diplomats questions about the future U.S. military presence under any peace treaty.
U.S. Magistrate Judge Andrea Simonton deferred to a federal judge in Houston on whether Abraham Jose Shiera Bastidas, who has been charged with violating the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act and conspiring to launder money, should be released on bail.
The magistrate court was set to hear a prosecutors' request that the two women be tried jointly in a higher court, but the hearing was deferred to May 30 after the prosecution asked for more time to collect documents.
Barr also said that Mueller had deferred to the attorney general on the question of whether Trump — who has blasted Mueller's probe for the past two years — obstructed justice through various means in an effort to thwart the investigation.
Unfortunately, that mindset was absent from commission proceedings; instead she readily deferred to the wishes of the VA bureaucracy and the White House, while threatening to deny commissioners a vote or dissenting opinions to be published in the report.
Executives at NBC's news division, meanwhile, deferred to their corporate cousins at "Access Hollywood," giving them first crack at airing the footage that was theirs — even as the entertainment show, unaccustomed to stories of such gravity, took its time.
President George W. Bush came into office two months after Dr. Albright's visit, and while his secretary of state, Colin L. Powell, sought to follow up with Pyongyang, Mr. Bush instead deferred to Condoleezza Rice, his national security adviser.
The court turned away an appeal by Garco Construction Inc of a lower court ruling that deferred to the interpretation of officials at Malmstrom Air Force Base, a nuclear weapons facility in Great Falls, Montana, of its contractor policy.
There's not a lot of legal clarity on this issue, and past courts have deferred to the SEC's interpretation of the law under Chevron deference, which says that the courts defer to regulatory agencies when they interpret ambiguous laws.
In siding with Grimm and against the school district, the court deferred to the Obama administration's interpretation of Title IX. The Gloucester County School Board said it welcomed the Trump administration's withdrawal of the letter at issue in its case.
Other Republicans deferred to the "quid pro quo" argument — despite testimony that Trump asked for dirt on former vice president Joe Biden in exchange for US financial aid to Ukraine — casting aside the original question about the transcript of the call.
EU member states on Wednesday delayed a decision on whether to grant Britain a three-month Brexit extension, while Prime Minister Boris Johnson said if the deadline is deferred to the end of January he would call an election by Christmas.
When repeal comes up again, when it is truly Trump's bill and his chosen timing, he will use whatever leverage he needs, and having deferred to congressional leadership this time around, it will be his playbook on the next go. 4.
" Pressed again about her 2000 support for gun licensing and registration, she deferred to federalism: "For the federal government to be having any kind of, you know, blanket rules that they're going to try to impose, I think doesn't make sense.
But he almost always deferred to the findings of courts; in the one case in which he granted clemency, he concluded that the inmate's mental status had changed since he had been convicted, said Mr. Roberts, his former chief counsel.
Mr. Tillerson, who had a bad relationship with Mr. Kushner, could not play that role, and even Mr. Pompeo, who made an early trip to Saudi Arabia as secretary of state, has deferred to Mr. Kushner on the crown prince.
Emails among El Paso officials from March show that they deferred to Annunciation House's capacities in discussions with ICE about where to send migrants who had been recently detained at the border as part of President Trump's crackdown on immigration.
" Pressed again about her 2000 support for gun licensing and registration, she deferred to federalism: "For the federal government to be having any kind of, you know, blanket rules that they're going to try to impose, I think doesn't make sense.
Asked whether Trump would continue to hold large-scale political rallies during a Tuesday evening briefing at the White House, Vice President Pence said the decision would be made "on a day-to-day basis" but deferred to the campaign.
" Mr. Papadopoulos's lawyers said in court documents that "while some in the room rebuffed George's offer, Mr. Trump nodded with approval and deferred to Mr. Sessions, who appeared to like the idea and stated that the campaign should look into it.
When asked about being embraced by a world known for its outsize egos, Kwan deferred to the dharma: "If you want to be inspired and create, you need to empty yourself out and accept and let desire go," she explained.
After the United Kingdom's Parliament voted not to join potential military action against Assad's forces, and as Obama deferred to Congress before ordering a US response, Russia and the United States announced a framework agreement to eliminate Syria's chemical weapons.
Retired U.S. Marine James Kisor, 75, challenged a lower court's ruling that deferred to an interpretation by the Department of Veterans Affairs, or VA, of its regulations in denying his disability benefits arising from battle-related post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
The United States has largely deferred to the tech behemoths of Silicon Valley, which have favored some kind of international understanding among governments on data standards, but want those standards to impose few restrictions on how companies use that data.
"The heavens would not fall if the stake sale is deferred to the next fiscal year," the official said adding that ahead of national elections next year, the government could not take the risk of selling the national carrier at a low price.
Although debate on the law was deferred to October by PAS leader Abdul Hadi Awang, its submission to parliament brought criticism from leaders across the political spectrum, including allies of the ruling Barisan Nasional coalition, who represent the ethnic Chinese and Indian communities.
And therein lies a tale, about a life in which notoriety gave way to its flip side, obscurity, and about a journalistic decision in which one imperative of reporting — to be timely — deferred to a greater one: to simply get the story out.
And yet, in recent years, the government of President Vladimir V. Putin has all but enshrined conservative Orthodox Christianity as a state ideology and has deferred to the church on cultural matters, setting up a tug-of-war over the movie's release.
Robert Jeffress, pastor of First Baptist Dallas and a prominent supporter of Mr. Trump, said he "happily" deferred to the commander in chief, and he praised Mr. Trump for carrying through on a campaign promise to end American involvement in Middle Eastern conflicts.
A few days later, he explained on MSNBC that "it's not surprising or abnormal that I would not have known about the investigation, or even more importantly, the content of that investigation" because he always deferred to the F.B.I. on such matters.
Those provisions would have removed PFAS - "forever chemicals" - from millions of Americans' drinking water; addressed funding for the border wall, which will now be deferred to the FY20 Appropriations process; and helped to end the United States' unconstitutional wars against Iran and Yemen.
Read more: Trump threatens to sue "Fire and Fury" publisher to stop the book The Republican Establishment, perhaps pleased that Trump has mostly deferred to them on policy and legislation, has also fallen into line in recent weeks after an occasionally fractious first year. Sen.
Steve Winberg, who was sworn in just before Thanksgiving as the Energy Department's assistant secretary for fossil energy, on Tuesday deferred to Congress on the Trump administration's big budget cuts to his office and said it's not his job to set climate change policy.
And the political truth is that Trump probably needs his tariffs, needs his trade war, to have any chance of re-election — precisely because it's the only remaining economic issue where he's stuck to his campaign promises and hasn't just deferred to traditional Republican priorities.
Mr. Obama, who rode many of these digital tools to the presidency, was accommodative of their rise; his administration broadly deferred to the tech industry in a way that bordered on coziness, and many of his former lieutenants have decamped to positions in tech.
The decision by GOP senators to question Kavanaugh on their own was a striking contrast to earlier in the day when they had deferred to the sex crimes prosecutor to question a woman who claims she has been the victim of a sexual assault.
The Speaker deferred to Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin NunesDevin Gerald NunesJuan Williams: Trump, his allies and the betrayal of America Trump expected to nominate Texas GOP lawmaker to replace Dan Coats: report House Republicans claim victory after Mueller hearings MORE (R-Calif.) on the issue.
In her speech about life lessons, the star, who was accepted to Columbia University but deferred to pursue an entertainment career, spoke about the early years of her acting career including her first year hosting Saturday Night Live and her first big role on Dawson's Creek.
She should have run for president in 2016, when memories were fresher, but she deferred to Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE.
Before their relocation was approved, the Expos played 22 of their 81 home games during the 2003 season in San Juan, P.R. Asked if the Rays' exploration included playing in Montreal's Olympic Stadium, which opened in 1976, or a new facility there, Manfred deferred to the Rays.
"For more than 100 years, the Boy Scouts of America, along with schools, youth sports and other youth organizations, have ultimately deferred to the information on an individual's birth certificate to determine eligibility for our single-gender programs," the group said in a statement on its website.
Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) said he wanted to follow House rules on the matter and deferred to Nunes and the Intelligence Committee.
Whereas Trump once might have deferred to the likes of Tillerson or Kelly or McMaster when it came to what to tweet or say publicly about a foreign country or his own party in Congress, he now feels absolutely no constraints on saying whatever he feels.
Then in an interview at Code Conference in June, Musk hesitated onstage during an interview when asked if the Model 3 would be offer fully self-driving features, and eventually deferred to an event "maybe toward the end of the year" during which more info would be made public.
Brad Wenstrup of Ohio was someplace; I don't know where but I know he was there because after the shooter was down and we ran out to see Steve Scalise at second base, Brad Wenstrup is a physician and we deferred to his judgment on what to do.
From 2012 through 2014, banks, credit agencies, retailers, healthcare companies, utilities, universities, and telecom and educational organizations, among others, petitioned the FCC to clarify its interpretation of key provisions of the TCPA, since the courts had deferred to the FCC's authority to interpret the act and promulgate implementing regulations.
The justices to his right (Clarence Thomas, Samuel Alito, Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh) have been unyielding proponents of executive authority and deferred to the Trump administration on cases, generally over protests from those justices on the left (Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Stephen Breyer, Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan).
Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiWhistleblower complaint declassified on eve of high-stakes testimony Ocasio-Cortez on impeachment: 'I think the ground has shifted' Democrats ask Pentagon to probe delayed Ukraine aid MORE (D-Calif.) deferred to Schiff (D-Calif.) when asked about reports that Atkinson declined to share details.
The existence of user controls on Facebook's platform was a factor that Zuckerberg deferred to multiple times during his testimony to lawmakers earlier this year, claiming for example that Facebook users have "complete control" over how their information is used as a result of the settings the platform offers them.
"While some in the room rebuffed George's offer, Mr. Trump nodded with approval and deferred to Mr. Sessions who appeared to like the idea and stated that the campaign should look into it," Papadopoulos' lawyers wrote in the court filing, which argued for leniency ahead of a sentencing hearing next week.
LeBron James deferred to his teammates in the first quarter, but early in the second, with the lead slipping away, he showed some aggressiveness in getting to the basket, and even when he missed the shot, he got his own offensive rebound and put the ball in for 210 points.
Ellison would dismiss Hughes, who had dedicated his 1951 masterpiece, "Montage of a Dream Deferred," to Ralph and Fanny, and later denied Michel Fabre, a white Frenchman who published an important study of African-American literature, the chance to reprint his early stories, saying that he was finishing new ones.
Over the dissent of conservative Justices Clarence Thomas and Trump appointee Neil Gorsuch, the court turned away an appeal by Garco Construction Inc of a lower court ruling that deferred to the interpretation of officials at Malmstrom Air Force Base, a nuclear weapons facility in Great Falls, Montana, of its contractor policy.
"We think it's quite plausible that the first balance sheet adjustment may come as early as the fourth quarter of 2017, but there's also the possibility that the event is deferred to sometime in the first quarter of 2018, if the committee struggles to reach a decision on the policy," he wrote.
Republicans who led the investigation — Nunes stepped aside from being directly involved in the probe and was present for interviews — had initially called for the transcripts to be released, but they deferred to Nunes when Republicans issued their report that concluded the panel found no evidence that the Trump campaign colluded with Russia.
A divided three-judge panel of the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals deferred to the Obama administration's interpretation of Title IX. In court papers filed Tuesday, lawyers for the Gloucester County School Board asked the 4th Circuit to stay its ruling and announced that they intended to file a petition with the Supreme Court.
The Obama administration tried to get cases scheduled more expeditiously but deferred to the judges on the timeline thereafter, whereas the Trump administration's move seems to be an intent to complete cases within a certain timeframe, according to Rená Cutlip-Mason, chief of Programs at the Tahirih Justice Center and a former EOIR official.
In ruling for Grimm and against the school district, a federal appeals court deferred to the Obama administration's interpretation of Title IX. Last summer, the US Supreme Court dealt Grimm a setback, granting a request from the Gloucester County, Virginia, School Board to put a temporary hold on the appellate ruling while the justices consider an appeal.
USA Gymnastics has said it did not know about Nassar's misconduct and that it did not act on the allegations because it deferred to the FBI, but the lawsuit makes reference to members of the organization complaining about the doctor's taking pictures of the girls, and alleges officials should have known what was going on and taken action.
Market attention has shifted away from Brexit, as EU member states on Wednesday delayed a decision on whether to grant Britain a three-month extension on its date for leaving the EU. British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said if the deadline is deferred to the end of January he would call an election to be held by Christmas.
Read more: The Boeing 737 Max could be grounded through the holidays thanks to a series of new delays, and airlines are cancelling thousands of flights because of itRegulators who otherwise deferred to the host nation generally don't perform a redundant certification process, but there is a precedent for them to conduct additional tests or reviews.
Jones -- who played a different kind of rebel in "Rogue One: A Star Wars Story" -- and Hammer have an easy chemistry that reinforces descriptions of the couple's relationship as a true love story, one in which Marty happily deferred to his wildly accomplished spouse at time when it was much rarer for husbands to do so.
But after a heated beginning in which neither sister gave ground, Serena deferred to her elder and allowed Venus Williams, who made her own Grand Slam breakthrough when she reached the final of the United States Open last summer, to advance into the third round of this one with a 23-20 (7-4), 6-1 victory.
Although Houston set a new league record for 3-point attempts for the second successive campaign, D'Antoni also deferred to the specific talents of James Harden and Chris Paul to the point that the Rockets ranked No. 1 in isolations per game and 30th in passes per game while dipping from third to 14th in pace.
At the end of the night, when Adele won album of the year, she deferred to Beyoncé: "The way that you make me and my friends feel, the way you make my black friends feel, is empowering," Adele told her from the stage, while behind her, a huge gaggle of predominantly white male songwriters and producers clapped enthusiastically.
" When a reporter followed up to ask whether Warren believed Buttigieg's fundraisers are "fundamentally corrupt," the Massachusetts senator again called on Buttigieg, who has repeatedly deferred to campaign staff when asked by reporters to allow press into his fundraisers, to "open up the doors so that anyone can come in and report on what's being said.
While the N.F.L. eventually landed on a solution that would most likely benefit all parties — Richardson has agreed to sell the team after the season — the league initially deferred to a member of its inner circle in a situation where organizations confronted with similar behavior from one of their own have reacted more swiftly and decisively.
Earlier Friday morning, I admonished my Facebook friends and followers to be wary of the normalization of President-elect Trump, the "maybe he won't be so bad after all" sort of optimism being propagated by some tradtional media writers and outlets that, in presidential elections past, many Americans deferred to for the purpose of fostering a peaceful transition of power.
He deferred to Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoPressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment Trump, Democrats set for brawl on Iran war powers Overnight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers MORE, who said that it was a mistake.
Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE (R-Texas) said Monday he had not reviewed the petition and deferred to the Secret Service to decide whether open carry should be allowed.
Three days after California became the sixth state to legalize recreational marijuana, Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE announced he was ending a policy that deferred to states liberalizing their marijuana laws.
The courts have traditionally deferred to the chief executive on matters of foreign policy and security issues relating to the borders of the US. That is not to say that Trump's position is correct but only that it is close enough to the legal line that an ethical lawyer at the Department of Justice could probably offer a defense of the President in good faith.
House Oversight Committee Chairman Jason ChaffetzJason ChaffetzHouse Oversight panel demands DeVos turn over personal email records The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by JUUL Labs - Trump attack on progressive Dems draws sharp rebuke GOP senators decline to criticize Acosta after new Epstein charges MORE (R-Utah) deferred to his chamber's Intelligence Committee, which has been conducting a broad review of Russia's attempts to influence the elections.
She has always deferred to him on its design, except for a few suggestions: it should have a Christmas tree during the holidays; it should not provide a straight line of sight, encouraging pedestrians to meander; and, although the bridge's platform would widen at two points, above thick supporting pillars, from the air its outline should not evoke a pair of sunglasses or a bra.
Mr. Pence called elections scheduled for next month in Venezuela a "sham" that would not fool the world, but when a reporter asked whether the United States would refuse to recognize the outcome, he deferred to John J. Sullivan, the acting secretary of state, who was traveling with him, to state the official policy, so as not to risk diverging even slightly from it.
Comey presented himself as a career government man who knew enough not to trust a strange new president already surrounded by scandal, but who nonetheless deferred to him, as president, up to the point where doing so would violate the law — and whose primary concern, even then, was to protect the investigation rather than to cause trouble he saw as unnecessary with the president.
At a modest party headquarters in the Hindu pilgrimage city of Varanasi a day after the election results were announced, local party officials deferred to a younger man described as the overall commander of their campaign in this part of UP. He turned out to be a pracharak or devotee of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), a right-wing Hindu volunteer group with a membership thought to top 5m.
A Fox News reporter deferred to an NBC News journalist during Tuesday's White House press briefing after press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders attempted to move on from questions about whether President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE has used the N-word.
Even though markets were briefly enlivened on Tuesday by a Wall St Journal report saying the Dec 33 tariff rises would be deferred to allow more time for Washington and Beijing to reach some interim trade agreement, stock market gains petered out again by the close amid a slew of comments from Trump administration officials saying tariff rises were still possible and the President would make a decision soon.
President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on Friday called the woman accusing Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault a "credible witness" and deferred to the Senate on whether to delay a vote on his confirmation.
But asked about holding Flynn in contempt, he deferred to Burr and ranking member Mark WarnerMark Robert WarnerFacebook users in lawsuit say company failed to warn them of known risks before 2018 breach New intel chief inherits host of challenges Overnight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces MORE (D-Va.).
"Primaries is where we find the next generation of leadership, and it's where people cut their teeth on this system, and the idea that we're only going to support people that have been cherry-picked by a dark, backroom process is so anti-democratic with a small d and the big D." Asked whether she would want to talk to Pelosi about the policy, Ocasio-Cortez said, "I hope so, I hope so," but deferred to the cochairs of the Progressive Caucus on negotiations.
"While some in the room rebuffed George's offer, Mr. Trump nodded with approval and deferred to Mr. Sessions, who appeared to like the idea and stated that the campaign should look into it," they wrote in the August filing, referring to Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE, who at the time was a Republican senator from Alabama and a key campaign surrogate.
Mark PocanMark William PocanTrump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move Liberal Democrat eyes aid cuts to Israel after Omar, Tlaib denied entry Democrats give cold shoulder to Warren wealth tax MORE (D-Wis.) asked her what she thinks, she deferred to President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's position, until finally saying that she had not yet come to a conclusion on the matter. Rep.
Yet as President, Trump quickly deferred to congressional health care plans that hit hard at both blue-collar whites (who provided him the largest margin enjoyed by any presidential candidate in either party since Ronald Reagan in 1984) and older working adults (at a time when about two-thirds of all Americans 45-64 are white and most of them vote Republican.) Whites without a college degree represented a majority of those who gained coverage under the ACA in each of the Rustbelt states that tipped the 2016 election (Iowa, Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania) as well as in such other GOP bastions as West Virginia, Kentucky and Arkansas.
NASA and SpaceX choose both Budget deal sparks scramble to prevent shutdown Trump border fight throws curveball into shutdown prospects MORE (R-Ala.) deferred to Trump, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellPelosi, Schumer press for gun screenings as Trump inches away The malware election: Returning to paper ballots only way to prevent hacking First House Republican backs bill banning assault weapons MORE (R-Ky.) and House Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.), who will all be involved in negotiations to work out new spending levels.
Subscribe now: Apple Podcasts | Soundcloud | Stitcher | Google Play | TuneIn  According to news reports, Meadows asked Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) to authorize a House vote that could release the classified FISA surveillance report, but Ryan instead deferred to Intelligence Committee chairman Devin NunesDevin Gerald NunesJuan Williams: Trump, his allies and the betrayal of America Trump expected to nominate Texas GOP lawmaker to replace Dan Coats: report House Republicans claim victory after Mueller hearings MORE (R-Calif.), who has the authority to launch a declassification process that would involve the executive branch.

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