Sentence examples for In the postponement from inspiring English sources

In the postponement of the employer mandate, Republicans see an opportunity to sound a populist alarm against a health care law that many Americans remain uncertain about.

Murjiʾah, ( Arabic: "Those Who Postpone"), English Murjites, one of the earliest Islamic sects to believe in the postponement (irjāʾ) of judgment on committers of serious sins, recognizing God alone as being able to decide whether or not a Muslim had lost his faith.

Then on Friday, a conversation between the presidents of the two universities resulted in the postponement.

The political instability created by the quake resulted in the postponement of municipal and senatorial elections scheduled for 2011 and 2012, respectively.

The Whitecaps chief executive Paul Barber told The Associated Press that the rain and limited drainage for the temporary grass field resulted in the postponement.

Construction of coal-fired power plants without CCS are preferably not built or, in the postponement strategy, only to a limited extent.

In fact, the postponement only cleared more room in people's minds for the continuing freak show that is Rodriguez's postseason.

On another, it portrays the insanity of any romantic quest in which the postponement of fulfillment becomes a desperate end in itself for people mortified by the prospect of boredom.

In ordering the postponement on Monday, the three-judge panel cited the Supreme Court decision in Bush v. Gore, ruling that the recall election should not go forward as long as punch-card voting machines -- the same kind that resulted in the litigation in Florida in 2000 -- were in use in several counties with large minority populations.

Of the many plans that went awry for George Osborne in March, the postponement of a visit to East Anglia was a comparatively discreet setback.

Stunningly, on March 30th, in announcing the postponement of its SEC filing, the firm not only termed aspects of the General Re deal "improper" but also provided a list of other transactions and relationships that may have to be "recharacterised".