0 present participle of defer
This would avoid costly local forms of resistance, not to mention the deferring of industrial pollution or forest degradation to future generations.
On the other hand, deferring retirement age increases the value couples give life annuities with contingent survivor benefit.
To improve the flexibility of the system, the user has the option of deferring a proposed action.
Of the eight ways of thus deferring six result in a choice by two that the third's will be deferred to.
The patient remained stable and, a few days later, was discharged to be followed medically deferring surgical treatment until early childhood.
Some of those points have been shown responsible for deferring mechanization rather than leading toward it.
Deferring investment involves purchasing not just an option to abate later at possibly lower cost, but also an offsetting option to suffer greater-than-expected future damage.
The tax benefits of deferring income increase as the time deferred increases.
