It shouldn't be deferred to, it should be struck down!
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The tender will now be deferred, but no schedule was given.
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But important issues before the Supreme Court should not be deferred.
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Under the agreement, criminal prosecution will be deferred for three years.
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They can be compromised on, but they're unlikely to be deferred indefinitely.
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The payments would also be deferred for even longer, the people said.
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By contrast, P3s actually ensure that maintenance and upgrades cannot be deferred.
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Others would be deferred and considered as part of the regular pool.
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The revenue, which is recurring, will be deferred and not be recognized immediately.
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Also, payment of signing bonuses reportedly could be deferred until 2021 or 2022.
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There are limited time frames for how long a loan can be deferred.
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On the other hand, loans can be deferred for up to three years.
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But the taxes could be deferred until their houses are sold upon their deaths.
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"Now the dreams that they have do not have to be deferred," he said.
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Draghi made clear that all decisions would be deferred to the ECB's December 8 meeting.
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This issue represents both a challenge and an opportunity that can no longer be deferred.
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The tax continues to be deferred until the Treasuries or money-market funds are sold.
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He told Stephanopoulos that any charges against him would be deferred to his lawyer, Guy Petrillo.
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"Customs duties also could possibly be deferred or reduced on foreign-status production equipment," it adds.
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"Focus on virus detection, containment, treatment, and other measures are causing other procedure to be deferred."
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Credit Suisse is also lowering the amount of compensation that can be deferred in any given year.
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Yet that does not mean that all attention to this important public policy concern need be deferred.
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The company said it would ask for the covenant test date to be deferred further, if needed.
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This allowed them to temporarily remain in the country and be deferred from removal by immigration enforcement.
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Any dividend concerns could be deferred into the future, if Altria decides to buy Juul outright, he said.
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The key insight seems to be to prioritize patients over tests and other interruptions that can be deferred.
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Premier Foods said it expects progress in its international business to be deferred to 2020-2021 financial year.
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Under the deal, interest and amortization payments on the EFSF loans will be deferred by 10 years as well.
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The economy remains vulnerable, and some deals are likely to be deferred until after the US elections, he said.
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Jones, and recommended Congress pass a statute dictating that lawsuits be deferred until a president is out of office.
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But the Nationals offered him less money than the Phillies did, with millions that would be deferred for decades.
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Taxes on buybacks can also be deferred until investors sell the shares, which are then taxed as capital gains.
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Individual income taxes can be deferred on profits left inside a corporation instead of deposited in a personal account.
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It advised non-essential large-scale events should be deferred or cancelled, but said the air show would go ahead.
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Indeed, with stocks of steel products low and the spring construction season looming, it may be deferred a bit longer.
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Given growing international orders, the small number of jets to be deferred by the Pentagon was "not significant," he said.
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But unlike 401(k)s, there is no limit on how much capital gains can be deferred in this case.
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While software companies may not have supply disruption, we expect sales cycles to be longer, and decisions to be deferred.
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Trump also he was asking the Treasury Department to allow tax payments to be deferred for some people and businesses.
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Martha McSally said Wednesday that construction on the Ft. Huachuca Ground Transport Equipment Building would be deferred as a result.
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According to its criteria, Fitch assigns no more that 5003% equity credit to securities with cumulative dividends that may be deferred.
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Others argue that such decisions concern edge cases and should be deferred to the future so that innovation won't be stalled.
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But he suggested those conversations should be deferred pending the outcome of discussions between the Justice Department and the Judiciary Committee.
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Clinton when she was secretary of state, asserted that tough questions on Mr. Assad's political fate could not be deferred forever.
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In other words, the benefit of a college degree on homeownership seem to be deferred, but not squashed, by student debt.
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But listing plans had to be deferred several times, with the company citing unfavorable market conditions and the need for refinery upgrades.
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Chairman Mike Tilley said in the statement that given "external market considerations" and the change in leadership, the IPO would be deferred.
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Any new investment restrictions on China should likewise be deferred to maximize the opportunity for negotiations to achieve positive change in China.
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"Would you agree, though, that a notice-and-comment rule-making that didn't provide fair notice shouldn't be deferred to?" he asked.
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Najib's own brother, Nazir Razak, chairman of the CIMB banking group, has taken to social media to call for it be deferred.
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With nuclear weapons, the fact that the threat may be deferred to some point in the future is a lot less relevant.
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She also owns eight goats because, well, she's always wanted to own goats and that is a dream that should not be deferred.
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The retaliatory tariffs on 29 U.S. products will be deferred until May 15, CNBC-TV 18 said in a tweet http://bit.ly/2Vtxk7k.
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For corporations that choose not to pay dividends and instead retain their earnings, the second-level of tax can be deferred in perpetuity.
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Analysts said spending on big ticket items could be deferred and the housing market would likely slow as people are put off moving.
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A spokesman for the hospital said the compensation Dr. Thompson received from both companies this year would be deferred until he is 72.
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Fortunately, urban forests appear to be at the point the subways reached decades ago, before transit policymakers decided that maintenance could be deferred.
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Reclaiming your time: By allowing you to see what matters, smartwatches also help you decide what needs attention straightaway or can be deferred.
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Actuaries are still evaluating exactly how long retirement benefits would have to be deferred, but it's likely to be about an equal trade.
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There is the Seminole Rock doctrine, for example, which provides that agencies should be deferred to in the interpretation of their own rules.
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"The Rio Games ought to be deferred," Arthur Caplan, Director of the Medical Ethics program at the New York University Medical Center, told Reuters.
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Lawsuits against a president, Kavanaugh advised in his article, should be deferred – much as Congress has deferred lawsuits against certain members of the military.
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The company said the project will be deferred by at least a year from the originally planned on-stream date of mid-year 2021.
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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.
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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.
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If a deferral rule is truly to incentivize longer-term strategic thinking, then bonus pay must be deferred through at least one business cycle.
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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.
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"In my opinion, non-essential travel to Zika endemic areas should be deferred until the situation improves, and the Olympics are not essential," he said.
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The filing also said that all decisions relating to Smith's employment agreement "will be deferred" until the board finishes its "independent review" of the breach.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said soon after McCain's announcement that the health care vote would be deferred until McCain can return to the Senate.
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Under that order, DREAMers received letters stating that any removal actions against them would be deferred for two years, during which they had permission to work.
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"While some may be deferred, the budget request will include a request for funds to replenish these accounts," he said during a House Appropriations Committee meeting.
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Kavanaugh wrote in a 2009 Minnesota Law Review article that lawsuits or criminal investigations against sitting presidents should be deferred until they are out of office.
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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.
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But in picking a government agency, Mr. Trump chose one with a large backlog of deferred maintenance that could be deferred even longer under his budget.
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The ECB is expected to keep its policy unchanged with any decisions on the future of its asset purchase scheme expected to be deferred until December.
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Any interest payable in excess of that 1 percent would be deferred until 2050 and the deferred amount capitalized at the bailout fund's cost of funding.
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"I feel that notwithstanding the past that my presence here is one additional bit of evidence that the American Dream need not forever be deferred," Jordan said.
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Meanwhile, higher levies on foreign workers—monthly fees local businesses pay for each foreign worker—will be deferred for certain struggling industries, such as the marine sector.
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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.
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SOUTH AFRICAN AIRWAYS SAYS CONSULTATIONS WITH UNIONS ABOUT JOB CUTS WILL BE DEFERRED EFFECTIVE FROM THE DATE OF SIGNATURE OF THIS AGREEMENT TO THE 31 JAN 2020
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We longed for the fleeting respite of being useful, and regarded sleep as a reward for exhaustion, always to be deferred until after the sun goes down.
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The central bank is widely expected to keep its policy unchanged with any decisions on the future of its asset purchase scheme expected to be deferred until December.
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The FDA formally endorsed recommendations made by the American Association of Blood Banks that donors at risk for Zika virus be deferred from donating blood for four weeks.
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For example, in April, more than 20 members of Congress wrote to ICE and the Department of Homeland Security asking for the deportations and detentions to be deferred.
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"Some will be deferred and if in fact, they are deferred, those projects will be... funds for those will be included the president's budget for 2020," McMahon said.
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But the report is not ready and will be deferred for many months, at least until September, the sources said, adding that an announcement was expected on Monday.
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A limited number of employees in crucial positions also would be granted a special long-term incentive, partially in shares to be deferred for up to six years.
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The retention package will be deferred and if Deutsche Bank's share price is not up 30 percent within the next 3 or 4 years the award will be canceled.
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Discussions about the core questions of governance — when President Bashar al-Assad should step down, or what mechanisms might be used to replace him, for example — should be deferred.
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The FDA also formally endorsed recommendations made by the American Association of Blood Banks that donors at risk for Zika virus be deferred from donating blood for four weeks.
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In terms of production, a total 2.9 million barrels per day (bpd) of liquids production would be deferred into next decade, more than OPEC-member Venezuela produces, it said.
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"I would not let anything ever be deferred in terms of maintenance that I thought would then create any kind of safety problem or operating problem," Mr. Moorman said.
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In the United States, Mississippi, Ohio and Texas are including abortions among nonessential surgical procedures that must be deferred or canceled as coronavirus cases flood the health care system.
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Two projects worth a combined $41 million at Camp Lejeune, N.C., will also be deferred, as will 10 projects worth more than $402.5 million across five Puerto Rico bases.
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Two projects worth a combined $2628 million at Camp Lejeune, N.C., will also be deferred, as will 28503 projects worth more than $22019 million across five Puerto Rico bases.
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Under this executive action, deportation would be deferred indefinitely for many children whose parents qualified for legalization under IRCA, and for certain spouses who could demonstrate compelling or humanitarian factors.
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Under this executive action, deportation would be deferred indefinitely for many children whose parents qualified for legalization under IRCA and for certain spouses who could demonstrate compelling or humanitarian factors.
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Those certificates cover a total contract value of 109.9 billion Chinese yuan ($20183 billion) worth of goods that could be cancelled or for which fulfillment could be deferred, Xinhua reported.
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LONDON, May 19 (Reuters) - Cargoes of Nigerian Qua Iboe crude oil for May and June will be deferred by eight to 15 days, a revised export schedule showed on Thursday.
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"In the near-term, we expect confidence to reduce and some business investment decisions to be deferred whilst negotiations to establish our trading arrangements with the EU are undertaken," it said.
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The upcoming hybrid securities are proposed to be deeply subordinated and to rank senior only to TEF's share capital, while coupon payments can be deferred at the discretion of the issuer.
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So most depreciation charges lead to what the president might call "fake" losses, and they might never be recouped, because taxes on any sale can be deferred through like-kind exchanges.
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Gershuni got the sense that most management teams are "taking a strong look at capex plans to see what can be deferred," and expects more announcements from companies around lowering projections.
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Johnny Isakson to resign at end of year Nervous Republicans focus energy on protecting Senate 'firewall' MORE (Texas), whose state had two projects worth $48 million that will now be deferred.
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Instead, Stone's start date in a federal penitentiary will be deferred until Jackson, an appointee of President Barack Obama, resolves a separate request that Stone has made for a new trial.
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The FDA on Tuesday issued guidance "in order to protect the U.S. blood supply" recommending that donations from people viewed as at risk of having the virus be deferred for four weeks.
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In its filing, Texas argues that it would take a hefty financial hit for processing driver's licenses for immigrants in the country illegally whose deportation would be deferred under Obama's executive action.
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He also announced that the value-added tax would be deferred for the next quarter, meaning businesses will not have to pay the VAT until the end of June at the earliest.
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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.
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Infrastructure is important, but for those people who have waited for Americans to go back into deep space since 1972, the attitude that space exploration must be deferred yet again is depressing.
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During a conference call on Tuesday, the judge announced that Stone's sentencing will still occur on Thursday, though its execution will be deferred pending the resolution of motions about a possible new trial.
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If you schedule something else during those times, Google Calendar will find another window for your goal—but, in a tool that will surely be chronically abused by procrastinators, they can also be deferred.
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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.
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The application for the new nuclear power station was due to be submitted to the UK's Planning Inspectorate by the end of March, but that will be deferred by a few weeks, EDF said.
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"The greatest challenges are in those countries where there is a perfect storm of stagnating salaries and rising house prices – for millennials in those countries, the dream, while not dead, looks set to be deferred."
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The notes allow interest to be deferred in the event that MidCo1 lacks the necessary resources at the time to service it, but require payment if conditions pre-defined in the notes documentation are satisfied.
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Considering the neglect of our aging water infrastructure, further compounded by overuse and additional population demands, the continued delivery of clean and safe drinking water can no longer be deferred simply to keep prices low.
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Last week, Texas abortion providers, Planned Parenthood and the Center for Reproductive Rights sued state officials for including abortions among nonessential surgical procedures that must be deferred or canceled to focus on the coronavirus pandemic.
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"One of our June fuel oil cargoes had to be deferred for a later date," said the Singapore-based trader who declined to be identified as he is not allowed to speak to the media.
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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.
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"The surge in OPEC output since August has shifted the market back into oversupply and re-balancing will be deferred until the second half of 2017 without a cut of at least 700,000 barrels per day."
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Any impact from Trump's entrance into office would be deferred at least into 2018, as the current administration is due to release its final requirements for biofuels use next year before the end of the month.
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One expelled Conservative lawmaker, Oliver Letwin, has proposed that the decision on whether to back a deal be deferred until all the legislation needed to implement the terms of the deal has been passed through parliament.
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A small number of staff in crucial positions for the further success of the bank will get long-term incentives, partly in the form of shares, which will be deferred up to six years, Cryan said.
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The company said the committee reviewed a transaction with a customer for which $13 million was recognized as revenue in the fourth quarter of 2018, and concluded that $12 million of the $13 million should be deferred.
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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe told reporters on Monday the government was taking the results seriously, and would work to obtain the understanding of Okinawa residents, but that plans to move the base could not be deferred.
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"The really big one is free movement, and we are worried that that is just simply going to be deferred until the next phase," Golding, a Briton who has lived in Berlin for nine years, told Reuters.
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Melco on Wednesday said the second tranche of the 19.99% stake sale by Packer's Consolidated Press Holdings Pty Ltd would be deferred by up to 60 business days after Australian regulators complete a review of the deal.
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"What we're seeing at the moment is a little bit of caution that the RBA's rate cutting on table might be deferred if the U.S. raises rates," said Michael McCarthy, chief market strategist with Sydney-based CMC Markets.
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In the Georgetown Law Journal months later, he said it was "debatable," but in a 22019 Minnesota Law Review article, he argued litigation and criminal investigations against a president should be deferred until they are out of office.
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ANKARA, March 24 (Reuters) - Turkey's Eximbank said on Tuesday that payments on loans can be deferred by three to six months, in a move to alleviate financial difficulties caused by falling demand for exporters after the coronavirus outbreak.
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Payments can be deferred by up to a year, and businesses will be able to apply for forgiveness of the loan (or a portion of it), based on the amount used during the eight weeks following loan approval.
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" The judge held that by giving other women a reprieve, the fire service had demonstrated that the training could be deferred until after pregnancy and that women were "entitled to the right to choose when to become pregnant.
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And if for some reason the individual is really rich and never needs or wants to sell the Treasuries or money-market funds, then the tax owed can be deferred for a very long time, maybe even forever.
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The U.S. Department of Homeland Security is considering an expansion of a ban on laptops and other large electronics in cabins but a decision appeared to be deferred after Homeland Secretary John Kelly spoke to European officials last week.
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She said she would also limit the amount of capital gains that could be deferred through like-kind exchanges and would impose the so-called "Buffett Rule," which would impose a minimum 30% tax on people with incomes over $1 million.
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"If you let the money grow, you would get the deduction for the contributions, taxes on growth would be deferred, and withdrawals are tax free at a time when you're likely to incur medical expenses at a greater frequency," said Levine.
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The ECB may discuss technical changes to its asset-buying scheme but a decision could be deferred until December when the bank will also decide whether to extend the scheme beyond March, sources familiar with the discussion said last week.
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The tax could be deferred for up to five years, with interest, and the proposal includes provisions aimed at preventing evasion, with increased funding for IRS enforcement and an exit tax for high net-worth people who renounce their U.S. citizenship.
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As you deal with the hospital and the care delivery part of the equation, obviously we're seeing in the country those elective procedures or those deferrable procedures are being asked to be deferred by hospital leaders, by policy leaders and otherwise.
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Under the deal, a total of $215,000 was to be set aside for trust funds to benefit the astronauts' children, but any proceeds the astronauts themselves would receive were to be deferred, since they were still in the Apollo program.
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This may mean that extension of the Second Avenue Subway and the Long Island Rail Road third track may have to be deferred, but this is the price to pay for ensuring an existing system that is safe and reliable.
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But risks to the global economy, from slowing growth in China to Britain's decision to leave the European Union, have caused sales to diminish and analysts are worried some of the industry's record order backlog could be deferred or cancelled.
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Ticker: BSXMarket cap: $59.2 billionAnnual revenue: $10.7 billionChina revenue: 5%China growth contribution: 8%Summary: "While most of the portfolio is acute, the majority of it is not emergent – procedures like endoscopies, urology interventions, and scheduled replacements could potentially be deferred," Taylor said.
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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.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The European Central Bank may discuss technical changes to its asset-buying scheme next week but a decision could be deferred until December when the bank will also decide whether to extend the scheme beyond March, sources familiar with the discussion said.
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" Ellis said it appeared from the text of the plea agreement and other court filings that Manafort's sentencing date, as well as the government's decision on whether to re-try 10 deadlocked criminal counts, "will be deferred until after the defendant's cooperation is complete.
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But reality set in quickly with a congratulatory letter from Citibank, stating the terms of my debt and repayment, which could be deferred by two six-month periods, but that's it, no more, and after that, I'd better run the bank its money or else.
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When Mr. Nolan's "The Dark Knight" was snubbed in the best picture and director categories in 2009, that outrage led the academy to expand the top prize to 10 nominees, from five; but it looks like Mr. Nolan's Oscar dreams will, yet again, be deferred.
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In addition to a fine of €52 million (~$58 million), Botin received an 18-month jail sentence, which will likely be deferred in light of the defendant's age, first-time offender status — and because he's super-rich and a member of an influential banking family.
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The Reviewing Committee on the Export of Works of Art and Objects of Cultural Interest, administered by the national Arts Council, recommended that the license be deferred until at least December 27 on the grounds of the coronet's close connection with British history and national life.
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And his personal statements call to question his ability to be an independent check on the president, such as his declarations that investigations of presidents should be deferred while that president is still in office and his opinion that a sitting president is immune from criminal charges.
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Cam Ingram, a collector and restorer in North Carolina, pointed to last year's changes in Section 643 of the tax code, which had allowed the capital gains tax on a sale to be deferred if the proceeds were used to buy another collectible — artwork, say, or cars.
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But the execution of the sentence will be deferred until the motions for a new trial are resolved, and conservative blogger Mike Cernovich, citing concerns about Hart, told POLITICO that he planned to file to have all the papers related to the Stone jury selection unsealed.
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The Court ruled unanimously in Jones' favor, that the proceedings not be deferred, and ordered Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE to be deposed in the Paula Jones litigation.
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The notes from the debriefing, the day after officials from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security met with European counterparts last week, said the impression was that the decision had been taken and that the more the EU engaged with the United States the more the decision could be deferred.
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For Plum, who has fantasized about playing in the WNBA since she was ten years old, the realization of a lifelong dream would be deferred, as would a season's worth of earning power; it would be one year longer until she can move beyond the relatively spartan WNBA rookie contract scale.
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From Ms Wierbicki's perspective, a far more significant element in the Trump administration's tax changes has been the removal of art as an asset that benefits from a 2450.3 exchange, a mechanism that formerly allowed capital gains tax to be deferred by rolling over the proceeds of a sale to buy more art.
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In a regulatory filing on Tuesday, the company said Smith will not get a bonus for this year and any other decisions regarding how his departure has been characterized or how much the company owes him will be deferred until the board completes an independent review of the breach and the response to it.
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The following are some of the factors that may move German stocks: The European Central Bank may discuss technical changes to its asset-buying scheme next week but a decision could be deferred until December when the bank will also decide whether to extend the scheme beyond March, sources familiar with the discussion said.
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The second part of the agreement at issue states: "... on authority of R. Alexander Acosta, United States Attorney for the Southern District of Florida, prosecution in this District for these offenses shall be deferred in favor of prosecution by the State of Florida ..."Prosecutors in New York argue that means the agreement is limited to Florida's southern district.
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The notes include a mandatory interest deferral feature, which would be triggered if any solvency capital requirement or minimum capital requirement applicable to the issuer or Phoenix Life Holdings Limited and its subsidiaries is not met or if the Prudential Regulation Authority has notified the issuer or Phoenix Life Holdings Limited and its subsidiaries in writing that payments under the notes have to be deferred.
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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.
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