Sentence examples for To postponements from inspiring English sources
noun
A delay, as a formal delay in a proceeding.
- The lawyer asked for a postponement in the trial so he could spend more time preparing before it began.
Burton are 20th in the table, only a point away from bottom place but with several games in hand thanks to postponements and cup commitments.
A few reminders to future host cities and the International Olympic Committee members who choose them: Weather Matters Winter sports — at least the outdoor species — are already vulnerable enough to postponements without having to deal with rain or springtime temperatures.
The Bolton-based Fury is no stranger to postponements and cancellations, having been twice frustrated by David Haye's failure to recover from injury before high-profile, high-purse events.
"Newport County have played only 10 times at home this season due to postponements, but they have played 17 times away, meaning they play 13 of their remaining 19 games are at home.
The unpredictable weather, which can lead to postponements, and a packed schedule of other events complicate plans to broadcast the Cup, said John Wildhack, executive vice president for programming acquisitions and strategy at ESPN. "You're at the mercy of the elements, with too much or too little wind, so you can get into significant conflicts," he said.
ViaSat was off, too, after cutting its fourth-quarter expectations due to postponements of contracts and higher costs.
Suggested conceptualization through critical instruction is expected either to resolve disorienting situations or to lead to postponement of courses and reconsideration of the theoretical framework.
Detailed planning took place, although public spending cuts led to postponement of the scheme in 1967 before tenders were invited.
R. Tolkien noted that the introduction of Faramir had led to postponement of the book's dénouement and to further development of the background for Gondor and Rohan.
Iran will agree to postponement of, but will not abandon, this goal of being breakout-ready as long as they have reason to think that the U.S. backs regime change (covertly or otherwise).
Going on holiday and not wanting to take food, bowls and spoons, also led to postponement.
