Examples of using Deferring in English and their translations into Swedish
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of the impossibility of deferring it to an indefinite time after the congress.
Answer: If monetary policy needs to become more expansionary, this will primarily involve deferring repo-rate increases.
The current proposal for a regulation proposes deferring the date of application of the regulation by one year, to 1 January 2018.
Effects on the skills of workers through job training and the deferring of work to acquire education.
can be maximized by deferring the tax liability,
In their view, interest is a kind of compensation for deferring consumption, a reward for delayed gratification.
VAT- Directive 2006/112/EC- Article 183- Conditions for the refund of the excess VAT- National legislation deferring the refund of part of the excess VAT pending examination of the taxable person's annual tax return- Principles of fiscal neutrality and proportionality.
reasonably foreseeable impact on consumers in the territory of the party deferring or suspending its activities.
taxpayers may also be required to provide a guarantee as a condition for deferring the payment in accordance with paragraph 2.
The Decision would"stop the clock," by temporarily deferring enforcement of the obligations of aircraft operators in respect of incoming and outgoing flights under the European
the risk-benefit of immunising with Tritanrix HepB or deferring this vaccination should be weighed carefully in an infant
Mr President, those of us who have spoken in favour of deferring a decision on this matter have been accused a number of times in this debate of being anti-Semitic.
An indication that the European Parliament is serious about improving the instrument is the fact that Parliament will consider deferring approval of budgetary appropriations concerned with macro-financial assistance until a proper legislative proposal is submitted.
So there is no point in deferring the problem, because it would then have to be tackled as an emergency in the near future,
proposes deferring the decision for discharge to September,
As to the people, the government of the Cadets put them off with empty subterfuges and promises, deferring the decision of all matters of vital
The rule on deferring the due date of the claim are not applicable to qualified financial contracts
In various places and at various times laws were made which punished certain sins either with the deferring of Communion till the hour of death,
the risk-benefit of immunising with Infanrix hexa or deferring this vaccination should be weighed carefully in an infant
By deferring decision making to the market,