deferring — index dilatory, obeisant Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
deferring — n. postponing, delaying, putting off to a later date de·fer || dɪ fÉœË v. postpone to a future time; delay, put off; submit to the wish or opinion or judgement of another person … English contemporary dictionary
deferring — present part of defer … Useful english dictionary
deferring judgement — postponement of a judgment till a later date (Law) … English contemporary dictionary
hedge accounting — Deferring recognition of unrealized gains and losses from a hedge instrument until the corresponding gains or losses from the hedged instrument( s) are recognized. See FAS 133 and FAS 149. American Banker Glossary … Financial and business terms
defer — I. transitive verb (deferred; deferring) Etymology: Middle English deferren, differren, from Middle French differer, from Latin differre to postpone, be different more at differ Date: 14th century 1. put off, delay 2. to postpone induction of (a… … New Collegiate Dictionary
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