Sentence examples for at postponing from inspiring English sources
Ministers are looking at postponing the two measures.
"We should applaud the Australian health system for being increasingly successful at postponing mortality to higher and higher ages," he said.
Dr. Petersen and other researchers at the conference said the study was important because it suggested that early treatment might help, and opened the door to more research aimed at postponing or even preventing Alzheimer's.
She said the coalition would concentrate on financing the health reform, consolidating the budget and drawing up an energy policy aimed at postponing the phasing out of nuclear power and imposing an energy tax on companies in order to increase efficiency.
The Cooperative Huntington Observational Research Trial (COHORT) is an observational study designed to collect information in order to learn more about Huntington disease (HD), potential treatments, and to plan future research studies of experimental drugs aimed at postponing the onset or slowing the progression of HD.
In Taylor, a series of deliberate discovery violations by the defense counsel at trial led the trial judge to block attempts at postponing proceedings to allow a further undisclosed defense witness the chance to testify; the judge had held that there must be some sanction against the defense for their failure to disclose witnesses earlier in the case.
On August 26, they and Architects supported A Day To Remember at a postponed event at the Cardiff Motorpoint Arena.
This study also suggests that were it not for an epidemiological influence, the extinction of thylacine would have been at best prevented, at worst postponed.
Varian's disappointment at Postponed's failure to raise a significant challenge was palpable.
At least one planned Senate codel has been canceled — or at least postponed, though no one with knowledge of the trip would discuss it.
The result sees Luton move four points clear at the top of the Conference Premier table, with Cambridge's game at Braintree postponed.
