Sentence examples for any postponement in from inspiring English sources

Kenneth Clarke, a former chancellor of the Exchequer and one of the few veterans of previous Conservative governments on Mr. Cameron's team, has said that any postponement in attacking the deficit could lead to a run on the pound and to Britain having to go cap-in-hand to the I.M.F., as a Labour government did in 1976.

The judge said he found the prospect of a postponement in a case of this magnitude "extremely troublesome" and "stunning".

Some Republicans with large military installations in their districts said they could support a postponement in the military cuts while negotiations continued on a broader deficit reduction plan.

A week ago, the African National Congress insisted on a postponement in protest over the shootings of demonstrators in a black township, Sebokeng, on March 25.

Because of the catch, and a postponement in Boston, the Yankees extended their lead to five games in the American League East.

As a result, the district has had to petition the state for a postponement in the Math A Regents exam, from early 2006 to June.

The judge overseeing the company's bankruptcy granted Tower's request for a postponement in light of objections to the deal.

I really don't know," said John Robbins, Mr. Blanton's lawyer, who unsuccessfully sought a postponement in his client's trial after the ruling.

Inside, the three judges who had heard the case confirmed a postponement in their verdict and ordered Ahmed returned to the juvenile facility while they deliberated further.

The compromise was said to involve a postponement in the peacemaking efforts, to permit the United States to pursue the quiet diplomacy it is reportedly requesting in order to correct the violations of the cease‐fire.

Some business taxpayers have called for a postponement in the filing deadline from April until October, with cancellation of all penalties for the first year.