Defers

The customer service representative defers the complaint to a senior staff member.

The judge defers the ruling to a higher court for final decision.

The doctor defers the diagnosis to the specialist.

The airline defers the flight to the next day due to bad weather.

John defers to his boss's judgment in making important business decisions.

The employee defers to the boss's decision in the meeting.

The manager defers the decision on the new project to the board.

The politician defers from making a decision until consulting with their advisors.

The artist defers to the curator's selection for the exhibition.

The doctor defers the case to a specialist for further examination.

The patient defers to the doctor's treatment plan.

The chef defers serving the appetizer until the main course is ready.

The student defers to the professor's guidance for completing the research project.

He defers the blame to his colleague for the failure.

The landlord defers the rent payment due to financial hardship.

The parent defers the punishment for their child's misbehavior.

The CEO defers all major decisions to the board of directors.

The orchestra defers to the conductor's direction for a harmonious performance.

The doctor defers surgery until the patient's health improves.

The employee defers the complaint to the HR department for action.

The pilot defers the plane's route due to bad weather conditions.

The traveler defers to the tour guide for itinerary planning.

She defers to her coach's strategy for the game.

The chef defers the addition of salt until the very end of the cooking process.

The artist defers the completion of his masterpiece to the following year.

The CEO defers to the board of directors for major financial decisions.

The team captain defers the responsibility of leading the group to his deputy.

The teacher defers the grading of the test to the teaching assistant.

The captain defers the game until the weather clears up.

The traveler defers to the tour guide's itinerary for the trip.

As a sign of respect, the junior officers defers to their commanding officer's orders.

The soldier defers to the commanding officer's orders.

The student defers to the teacher's expertise on the subject.

He defers taking a vacation until his project is completed.

The politician defers the vote on the bill to the next session.

The athlete defers to his coach's training program for better performance.

She defers all financial matters to her accountant.

The junior defers to the senior's opinion in the company.

The committee defers to the expert's recommendation for the policy.

The artist defers the exhibition until next year.

She defers her vacation to take care of her sick mother.

He defers to his wife's wishes when it comes to decorating their home.

The teacher defers the assignment deadline due to a class-wide technical difficulty.

The group defers to the leader's decision on the project.

The politician defers the answer to the question to the party leader.

He defers his decision until he has more information.

The judge defers the sentencing until next month.

The team defers to the coach's strategy for the upcoming game.

The jury defers to the judge's instructions on the case.

The traveler defers to the local guide's knowledge of the area.