ON JUNE 8th, as The Economist went to press, the board of Airbus Industrie was due, after yet another postponement, to take a decision on the commercial launch of the consortium's double-decker super-jumbo, known as the A3XX.
Prosecutors had again pressured the men to take a plea, but they refused, instead insisting on a further postponement so they could integrate the new evidence into their defense.
Wednesday's postponement came after Team New Zealand had won the day's first race by 15 seconds to take an 8-1 lead in the Cup.
The match began in near-farcical conditions with serious discussion taking place over a postponement until Friday lunchtime because of the fog.
Shields (7-0) is taking a second fight since her planned November opponent, Christina Hammer, required a postponement until the first quarter of 2019.
Judge Aaron Palmer granted the postponement because the lawyer for the Zemel brothers had "taken a turn for the worst" after a heart attack Saturday.
The markets' tumble, which has led to the postponement or cancellation of many IPOS, may stop venture-capital investors taking a stockmarket flotation for granted.
Many diplomats, however, took the postponement as a warning to the atomic energy agency's board that it risked losing the country's future cooperation if it passed a critical resolution.
It took the postponement of a general election earlier scheduled for the middle of February, for the Nigerian military to make progress.
Although he took an active part in the organization of workers' demonstrations, he was convinced that the people were not ready for the universal suffrage that the provisional government proposed, and he demanded the postponement of the impending elections.
After a postponement, the premiere took place on Wed., May 9th at 12 30 PM.
