deferral
[dih-fur-uh l]
Origin of deferral
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Contemporary Examples of deferral
If detection lag time is 10 days, then that, plus a healthy margin, should be the “deferral” period.
That deferral could be extended and anyone who was accepted would also gain the ability to work in this country.
On Wednesday, she noted, the U.S. Congress announced a deferral of the debt ceiling until May 18.
Bock says students usually notify his office of their wish for a deferral through June 1.
Historical Examples of deferral
This deferral of responsibility brings relief from shame and blame.
After the RainSam Vaknin
Online Etymology Dictionary, © 2010 Douglas Harper