Sentence examples for A postponement of from inspiring English sources

"A postponement of a couple of months in the context of a long-term deal is really insignificant," Mr. Fogel said in a telephone interview on Tuesday.

What if jiggering the engine produces no favorable outcome — merely a postponement of the inevitable?

Before this announcement there had been considerable clamour for a postponement of the election.

(B) Some questions were shown on television, forcing a postponement of makeup exams.

The de facto government has already forced a postponement of the visit once.

Why have some Iraqi leaders called for a postponement of the election?

The alternative, though, might only have been a postponement of a day or two.

But nothing transpired except a postponement of meetings on an E.U.-Russia strategic partnership, which resumed three months later.

In 2008, Senator John McCain asked for a postponement of the first debate, citing the turmoil in the financial markets.

It's understood that execs of both companies met recently and decided on a postponement of the merger.

Though board members discussed seeking a postponement of the runoff, officials said yesterday that they did not consider it necessary.