Sentence examples for allows for a postponement of from inspiring English sources

First, as The New York Times reported, it allows for a postponement of the Yahoo meeting and buys Yahoo additional time to negotiate an alternative transaction.

As the news of the devastation unfolded we regrouped and with the same flexibility that would have allowed us to pull off a major launch despite challenging conditions, we instead tweaked the whole plan to allow for a postponement.

A provision in the Constitution allows for the postponement of elections by two weeks if a candidate faces an "insurmountable obstacle" and potentially for another 40 days if the obstacle cannot be removed.

Postponement of one semester to the second year: As noted in the official course requirements, the PhD committee may, in some cases, allow for the postponement of one semester of the core courses to the second year.

But Arab states and the African Union had pressed for a postponement of the charges to allow Bashir a final chance to end the Darfur conflict while not under duress.

Dr Ibrahima Fall, a presidential candidate and former UN assistant secretary general (under Kofi Annan), this week called for a postponement of the election, arguing that "the current situation will not allow a genuine poll".

Before this announcement there had been considerable clamour for a postponement of the election.

Mr. Bush does not need to call for a postponement of elections himself.

Why have some Iraqi leaders called for a postponement of the election?

In 2008, Senator John McCain asked for a postponement of the first debate, citing the turmoil in the financial markets.

The defense asked the magistrate, Desmond Nair, for a postponement of the bail hearing, and the case was adjourned until Tuesday.