Usage of "defer to" | TermGallery

Aún no tenemos significados para "defer to".

Uso de defer to en inglés

The courts are not required to defer to the Justice Department's recommendations. 
 Reuters 

The alternative would be defer to some benefit upratings for the unemployed. 
 The Guardian 

It was strange to have him defer to me in this way. 
 Lily of the Nile 

And yet you defer to it, whatever it is, whatever it seeks. 
 The evolutionary void 

Sometimes you got to defer to letting them to do the talking. 
 Reuters 

People do not benefit by your example, or defer to your opinion. 
 Uncle Max 

In general, however, courts defer to federal agencies on such questions. 
 Reuters 

Army officials have said they will defer to the civilian government. 
 Reuters 

But legal experts said appellate courts generally defer to lower court evidentiary rulings. 
 Reuters 

This is way too big to defer to local law enforcement. 
 The abduction 

I know you go back a way so I'll defer to your judgment. 
 Surrender to the will of the night 

But the 1st Circuit refused to defer to the agencies' interpretation. 
 Reuters 

I made my preferences clear in person, but I defer to your judgment. 
 Rogue One: A Star Wars Story 

In any case, we were obligated to defer to the policeman, after all. 
 Fatelessness 

Slowly the office force began to defer to the youthful Italian. 
 The Story of Glass 

Academics invariably defer to the immense contribution made by local historians and archaeologists. 
 The Irish Times 

defer

Verbo

Preposición

Defer to a través del tiempo

Defer to por variante geográfica

Estados Unidos de América

Común

Reino Unido

Común

Significados de defer to en inglés