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He deferred to the TSA on whether the diplomat was appropriately handled but said he thought normal procedure had been followed.

I respected the discipline with which he had rebuilt our party, and I deferred to his judgment.

These issues are deferred to either a second semester or to graduate courses -- and even then they may not be covered in much detail.

He said that federal authorities had examined the case, determined that "no federal statutes applied, " and deferred to local officials.

In this scenario, the trust decision is deferred to the end user, and a temporary certificate would be sufficient to install a solution.

Additionally, the message is no longer hard coded, but instead is deferred to a JSP for rendering.

Any significant changes, however, should be deferred to a future generation of the solution to maintain its stability.

Allocation of physical memory is deferred to the point where it is actually referenced.

During the cold war the Europeans depended on and deferred to their superpower protector (though France was always stroppy).

The men deferred to her in the house, on all household points, on all points of morality and behaviour.

These implementations can be deferred to the deployment tool provided by the vendor.

Earth did not find out about the human seeding until a karmic incident manifest, which was deferred to earth's karmic boards.

Likes Zhu Jun who hypes this being anxious remains finally, simultaneously very firmly has deferred to own Lu Zou, firm license.

In case you forgot, the best players in the world deferred to Kobe at the end of the game.

If you miss the deadline, payment of grant will be deferred to the next batch scheduled 4 weeks later.

A more detailed discussion will be deferred to a future tip.

But bowing to European pressure, the deadline to finalise the configuration of the new arrangements was deferred to 2012.

Owing to time constraint, discussion of the subject was deferred to the meeting on 21. 3. 2005.

The deletion of the document library is deferred to the delete method (Listing 6).

They deferred to the old worker in matters of importance.

He spoke little, but the other star chefs deferred to him, paid him obvious respect.

If so (and not everyone is convinced) that might mean some activity was deferred to the third quarter.

Mrs. Shimerda and Antonia always deferred to him, though he was often surely with them and contemptuous toward his father.

He was pleased the youth deferred to him.

He seems unfazed at not being the superstar in residence, and has deferred to Bryant, who is beginning his 14th season in Los Angeles.

The following issues have been deferred to the Executive Board in January 2007