Sentence examples for a postponement was made from inspiring English sources

"While we accept and understand that the Fifa statutes allowed for the election of a single presidential candidate, our request for a postponement was made primarily to enable a line to be drawn under the speculation and accusations that clouded the congress and undermined the election process".

The general feeling in Wash. is that the indefinite postponement was made necessary by the fact that the city has been under siege & military occupation due to Negro rioting.

The announcement of the postponement was made by Leslie Moonves, the CBS president and chief executive officer; Bryce Zabel, chairman of the academy; and Don Mischer, executive producer of the Emmy show.

After a brief postponement, an announcement was made on 1 February 1942, detailing how the cabinet had elected Quisling to the post of Minister-President of the national government.

Although "Sonny" is set to return to production in January, Ms. Lightcap said her only concern was Ms. Lovato's health and that no decisions about a postponement had been made.

Torre said he gave La Russa and Texas Manager Ron Washington a heads up on Tuesday that a postponement was possible, but he did not talk to them Wednesday until a decision was made.

The challenging fixture schedule had developed because of postponements over the winter caused by snow, fog and a waterlogged pitch and was made worse by a run to the two-legged semi-final in Guernsey's first FA Vase campaign.

A tradeoff between the cost and benefit of postponement must be made.

This type of postponement can be made with any sort of supply chain related decision making.

Any postponement of an inspection or repair has been made "only after it has been assessed by engineers and been determined that it's minor and absolutely no safety issue," Mr. Feinberg said.

The most foolish element of the postponement was that it was a decision that could've been made much earlier.