Sentence examples for a one-year postponement from inspiring English sources

The king said Mr. Deuba was incompetent and incapable of holding the elections on time after the prime minister asked for a one-year postponement because of fears the rebels would disrupt them.

Last November, Europe agreed to a one-year postponement of its law for international flights beyond Europe.

The United States delegation to the World Maccabiah Games, the so-called Jewish Olympics, set for Tel Aviv in July, has requested a one-year postponement because of the risk of terrorism.

A one-year postponement in England would bring the changes in line with the 2017 abolition of inheritance tax on homes worth less than £1m, expected to be announced by Osborne in this week's budget.

Professor Maas said on Friday that his only punishment for the committee's determination, which he said did not include any finding that he had any physical or intimate sexual contact with the students, was a one-year postponement of a merit pay raise and a requirement that he get approval before hiring students to work on his film crew.

The operational safety and unpreparedness factors of an hostile environment caused at least a one year postponement to reassess the technology, but not the intent of this effort.

The White House suggested a one-year delay.

The one-year postponement is the second by the airline for the route, which originally was to have begun in June 2008.

How much will the one-year postponement of the event, because of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, change the attitude of the participants, the galleries, and even change the news media's coverage of golf's most emotional event?

Joe Roth, then head of 20th Century Fox, which produced both films, and a man with a reputation as a filmmaker's producer, relented, resulting in the dismissal of the already-cast child actor Jesse Bradford, the departure of director Michael Lehmann and several other key personnel and a one-year production postponement.

A one-year membership costs $600.