Some researchers have explained this tendency with health selection as being due to particularly high premature mortality in disadvantaged groups [ 7, 24, 25], or postponement of ill-health in groups of higher socioeconomic position [ 26].
§ 1624.6 Postponement of induction.
§ 1656.14 Postponement of reporting date.
3. Postponement of meaningful work.
32 CFR § 1624.6 - Postponement of induction.
@kidweil November 9, 2012 Postponement, rescheduling, minimal mass transit, closed roads, downed trees, power cuts, gas shortages and a little sprinkling of special sauce, Darragh.
The Saints were off last week after the Week 2 postponement, giving them three weeks since their first game, a victory at Buffalo.
The New Orleans Saints were one of three teams (along with Pittsburgh and Tampa Bay) that were forced to deal with a 21-day gap between their first and second games of the season because of the Week 2 postponement and a subsequent bye.
Twenty-five patients (59.5%) in the 16 mg m−2-treatment group and three patients (100%) in the 12 mg m−2-treatment group required ⩾1 postponement of the treatment.
In a US study among university students 19 postponement of pregnancy and delayed motherhood were found to have become more socially acceptable.
There have been 30 postponements in the majors this season.
