Sentences with phrase «in deference»

The committee voted, 21 - 20, to table the resolution, but perhaps in deference to Jacobs, it will advance to the full floor later today.

We know that over the past four years, many a retail investor has shunned stock investment in deference to purchasing bonds.

The capital flows into emerging nations were a tremendous gift that a number of these nations simply chose to squander, mostly in deference to political expediency.

They were in important ways still pro-Soviet, though in deference to public sentiment, they accommodated the Church.

He also says the proof of his relevance is in the deference shown to him by politicians.

So with these little bits of conduct, then, you can actually chart a decline in deference to the president over time and the rise of a more vigorous, aggressive way of dealing with public figures.

According to Carlos Ghosn, CEO of Nissan Motors, the letter G was chosen «for marketing purposes and its similarity in sound to the letter J», apparently in deference to the Infiniti J30.

warted here in deference to an updated and contemporary view of all things nautical.

It helps that Dad (Krasinski), Mom (Emily Blunt) and son (Noah Jupe) have all learned sign language in deference to a nonhearing daughter (the glorious, deaf actress Millicent Simmonds of Wonderstruck).

After first refusing, the campaign complied in deference to the star freshman of the Senate.

She also attended a parent - teacher conference at her five - year - old's school; the show delayed a morning story meeting in deference to her parental obligations.

Still, lawmakers have ignored the totality of national opinion in the past in deference to opinion in their districts and the power of the NRA in primary and state races.

In addition to how I described it in my Relevant piece, I'd say the conservative disposition is rooted in a deference to tradition, what Chesterton described as «the democracy of the dead.»

Some European churches have downplayed their Christian identity in deference to the refugees they are assisting.

Nevertheless, and doubtless in deference to Christian tradition, the evangelist supplies three, to which a fourth has been added.»

When I first mentioned that I'd been asked by my publisher to take the word «vagina» out of my manuscript for A Year of Biblical Womanhood in deference to the general preferences of Christian bookstores, I never expected you guys to care, much less do something about it.

Those of you who followed «vaginagate» — in which I was asked to remove the word «vagina» from my upcoming book in deference to Christian bookstore standards — will know that I'm not at all surprised by this story.

He was too modest in his deference to the «expert» opinion of psychologists and others who assured him that abusing priests could be safely returned to ministry.

I've been making it all summer and, let's be honest, have no intention of stopping in deference to any seasonal change.

Absolutely great, but I had to reduce the amount of chili powder in deference to my husband, an easy fix.

When Munson singled to right, White was wisely held at third in deference to Ken Griffey's formidable throwing arm.

Soon he is back on the floor, practicing starts under the direction of Grady Merrell, coach of the Santa Ana Speed Club (known by rival California clubs as the Chicken Skaters in deference to Big Red's memory).

It will also have a fresh lick of salmon pink paint in deference to a new sponsor.

Here's an idea — instead of AA'ers how about we call ourselves AnAl's = in deference to all the accountants we attract

When he dropped his bid last week in deference to Ackerman, who announced his retirement just a few hours later, Lancman had raised between $ 120,000 and $ 130,000.

If their employer closes in deference to a holiday, they may be adversely affected financially against their will.

Compared to the rest of the Congressional elections in NYS that certainly qualifies in the top tier.,, and by the way, you failed to note that the Ethics Committee said it has been asked by the DOJ to shelve its own investigation in deference to the ongoing criminal probe.

Today's Q poll reaffirms that the majority of New Yorkers — 71 percent — would prefer to see the backers of a mosque / Islamic center proposed for construction near Ground Zero voluntarily relocate the project to a less sensitive site in deference to the wishes of some 9/11 victims» family members.

When he ventured to lawmakers» districts for speeches on spending or ethics, Mr. Cuomo never failed to invite them along — an exercise not only in deference, but also in demonstrating to legislators the full force of his popularity with voters.

Also in attendance was Sullivan County Assemblywoman Aileen Gunther, more in deference to old friend Hinchey, I suspect, than to a facility 50 miles from her district.

This is not so much a policy as a posture, struck in deference to Ukip - minded Tories.

But she said it means nothing if the NYPD and Mayor de Blasio fail to act in deference to a seemingly stalled federal investigation.

To this day the Sinclair logo features an image of Diplodocus in deference to this partnership.

«Indeed, controlling for ideology and demographic factors, Republican identification is associated with an increase in the deference to science for fourteen of sixteen issues: all but mandatory health insurance and gay adoption.

Our internal clocks and bio rhythms are in chronic states of confusion, receiving mixed messages from our perpetual exposure to light and from the schedules we maintain in deference to social time.

This time around Stu (Ed Helms) is getting married, the wedding with his bride - to - be (Jamie Chung) will be in Bangkok in deference to her parents, and along for the ride are Phil (Bradley Cooper), Doug (Justin Bartha), and much to Stu's chagrin, Alan (Zach Galifianakis).

But I still defy anyone to make sense of this hyperactive adventure which abandons the British folklore upon which it's ostensibly based in deference to a cinematic mandate for incessant stimulation.

Issues about knowledge versus religion, acceptance versus hate, or most importantly fate vs. free will are all tossed out there, only to have their surfaces skimmed in deference to the central romance plot.

As her ancestors explain, the dragon will be out of a job, having to turn in his pedestal in deference to Shang's ghostly ancestors.

Technocrats have an authoritarian streak that makes them expect the losing side to surrender permanently in deference to what «science» and «experts» have decided is best.

The teacher's union, UTLA, is asking members to protest at the meeting, and two anti-charter resolutions are under consideration, although in deference to the board's need to spend more time on other issues while the superintendent search continues, they were postponed until the board's January meeting.