Betekenis van:
defer

to defer
Werkwoord
  • op een later tijdstip stellen
  • hold back to a later time

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to defer
Werkwoord
  • buigen
  • yield to another's wish or opinion

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to defer
Werkwoord
  • temporiseren
  • hold back to a later time

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Hyperoniemen

Hyponiemen

to defer
Werkwoord
  • uitstellen, opschuiven, verschuiven, aanhouden, vertragen
  • hold back to a later time

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Voorbeeldzinnen

  1. I defer to your judgement.
  2. Parliament may defer the vote until the next sitting.
  3. defer discussion of a document for decision to a future plenary session,
  4. defer discussion of a document for decision to a future plenary session, or
  5. the contract of issue shall enable the reinsurance undertaking to defer the payment of interest on the loan;
  6. The United Kingdom has furthermore provided a commitment that AssetCo will continue to defer those payments after the split-up.
  7. The United Kingdom has furthermore provided a commitment that AssetCo will continue to defer those payments after the split-up. […].
  8. Member States may defer implementation of the measures necessary to comply with this paragraph until two years after 21 December 2007 at the latest.
  9. However, the Member States may, for duly justified reasons, defer the 15 December deadline to 20 January of the year following that in which the application is submitted.
  10. The requested extension would not unduly defer implementation of Decision 2008/477/EC nor create undue differences between Member States with respect to competitive or regulatory situations.
  11. Moreover, allowing two state-supported export-credit agencies to provide services and establish their client base in this segment might defer the entry of potential market players.
  12. This will include assessing whether it would be beneficial for the NLF to defer any NLF Payments or convert the NLF Payments into equity.
  13. The requested limitation would not unduly defer implementation of Decision 2008/477/EC nor create undue differences in the competitive or regulatory situations between Member States.
  14. In addition, Member States having difficulty adapting their customs clearance computer systems may defer the adaptation of these systems until 1 January 2007.
  15. However, Member States may defer the application of Articles 9, 10, 12, 13 and 14 in respect of en route charges until 1 January 2008.