Deferral means the amount or amounts of a Participant’s Compensation deferred under the provisions of Section 3.
Deferral means the amount or amounts of an Eligible Participant's Compensation deferred under the provisions of Section 3 of this Plan.
Deferral means approval granted to Operator by a Competent Authority authorising deferred publication of Post-Trade Data as provided for under Article 11 of MiFIR.
Examples of Deferral in a sentence
Deferral is only available should you have met your conditions of offer and is usually only for one year.
In that regard, the Board shall adopt an Employer 403(b) Severance Pay Deferral Plan for the payment and deferral of severance and/or early notification payments for participating EASPC members.
More Definitions of Deferral
Deferral means deferring a contractually due payment on a closed-end loan without affecting the other terms, including maturity, of the loan. The account is shown current upon granting the deferral.
Deferral means the period defined by the Higher Education Act and the policies of the related Guarantor during which a Borrower (in Repayment) is entitled to postpone making payments upon the submission of appropriate documentation.
Deferral means a postponement of the scheduled due date of an instalment as originally scheduled or as previously deferred.
Deferral refers to the Deck Officer’s ability to defer all or part of their bid vacation for the reasons stated in Rule 12, Vacation Leave.
Deferral means a tax deferral described in Section 59-2-1802.
Deferral means a delay or change in the applicability of a scheduled applicable low carbon