temporarily deferred

Wanting the simple pleasures of a happy hour or a gym class stopped being just an understandable desire to be temporarily deferred, and became a sign of moral weakness or even suspicion of secret right-wing impulses.

Serum has just “temporarily deferred” its commitments, Mr. Poonawalla said, citing the Indian government’s halt of exports.

Earlier this month, Mr. Trump temporarily deferred payroll taxes, which fund Social Security, for the rest of the year to give economic relief to workers making under $100,000 annually.

Grubhub has temporarily deferred but not waived or reduced commissions for some independent restaurants.

After graduating college with honors, I still could not work legally until the implementation of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals in 2012, which temporarily deferred deportation for individuals who came to the U.S. as minors and who meet certain qualifications.