It not only supports deference to IRS regulations, but also giving them retroactive effect.
Madonna, also owned one but gave it up in deference to her latest religion.
"People yield a deference to what we may call the theatrical show of society, " he wrote.
First, the United States kept this concept secret in deference to the political sensitivities among allies.
Female subordinates can show less respect and deference to female bosses than to their male bosses.
Alcohol cannot be sold at certain times, in deference to Islamic hardliners, but is available nevertheless.
He held back in deference to what he thinks the industry and Congress can stomach.
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Obama will no doubt show rather more deference to King Abdullah this time round in his requests.
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Bush demurred, in deference to Governor Pete Wilson, who was still considering another run at the nomination.
In practical terms, Thomas pays far less deference to prior rulings of the Court than his colleagues do.
The songs on this new CD have rarely been attempted by other singers out of deference to Siminica.
These are cases where he is typically asking for deference to established authority.
His decision was evidently made in deference to the Clinton Administration's political sensibilities.
Deference to royalty had been replaced by respect and, in truth, some indifference.
In deference to precedent, Mr Roberts, Mr Alito and Stephen Breyer ruled that donations can be limited but spending cannot.
Mr. Goldberg said Mr. Picard appears to be "giving deference to the Wilpons" to boost the chances of a settlement.
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With due deference to Giorgio Armani in Milan or Ralph Lauren in New York, the true capital of fashion is undoubtedly Paris.
Li also relates another rule: One business he will not get into, out of deference to his late mother's wishes, is casinos.
The old deference to authority is giving way to more assertive attitudes.
John XXIII got away with it because he said it was in deference to his parish saint, John the Baptist, Melloni said.
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The majority of attendees are US-born, however, and out of deference to their palates, haggis is not served as the main course.
Rather, I believe the Justices should give deference to the legislature in terms of their knowledge and experts in the field of economics.
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We believe in granting deference to the board and that the directors are the ones with the most information to make compensation decisions.
You can show deference to someone, you can be polite, you can be deferential, but those people have to earn their own respect.
How, I wondered, could these tough, angry women listen with such deference to someone who was so much younger and seemed so different?
But in this exquisitely researched and beautifully told biography, Walker suggests that Western deference to Chinese feelings may have affected Stein's posthumous reputation.
Groups, and obviously business organizations, tend to give deference to individuals with perceived or actual status, often with little to no correlation with actual knowledge.
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In deference to the modesty of his wife-to-be, Hunter was sparing with the detail but confirmed that it differed from Plan B only in name.
Once again the Roberts court shows historic deference to the role of the fact-finder, or jury, to determine when a company has broken the rule.
It is not clear how much the average Moroccan, raised in a tradition of deference to the monarchy, cares about the lack of political liberalisation.
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