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1
The courts are not required to
defer
to
the Justice Department's recommendations.
2
The alternative would be
defer
to
some benefit upratings for the unemployed.
3
It was strange to have him
defer
to
me in this way.
4
And yet you
defer
to
it, whatever it is, whatever it seeks.
5
Sometimes you got to
defer
to
letting them to do the talking.
6
People do not benefit by your example, or
defer
to
your opinion.
7
In general, however, courts
defer
to
federal agencies on such questions.
8
Army officials have said they will
defer
to
the civilian government.
9
But legal experts said appellate courts generally
defer
to
lower court evidentiary rulings.
10
This is way too big to
defer
to
local law enforcement.
11
I know you go back a way so I'll
defer
to
your judgment.
12
But the 1st Circuit refused to
defer
to
the agencies' interpretation.
13
I made my preferences clear in person, but I
defer
to
your judgment.
14
In any case, we were obligated to
defer
to
the policeman, after all.
15
Slowly the office force began to
defer
to
the youthful Italian.
16
Academics invariably
defer
to
the immense contribution made by local historians and archaeologists.
defer
to
defer