Sentence examples for been a postponement of from inspiring English sources

The alternative, though, might only have been a postponement of a day or two.

Deferral is a postponement of the payment of interest or principal, or both.

But one assumes a first port of call would be a postponement of further rises in US interest rates.

The unspoken strategy behind the Fox administration's expropriation of the weakest mills seems to be a postponement of the inevitable closures.

The most recent disappointment was a postponement of the company's always-connected wireless Internet device, intended to compete with the Blackberry device by Research in Motion.

He said there would only be a postponement of Wednesday's presidential elections if three-quarters of Fifa's general assembly agreed.

"He added that it was made clear to the Iranians in these discussions that there would be no suspension of sanctions on the part of the United States and the European Union, nor would there be a postponement of the European oil embargo, which will come into effect on July 1".

The report continues: "He added that it was made clear to the Iranians in these discussions that there would be no suspension of sanctions on the part of the United States and the European Union, nor would there be a postponement of the European oil embargo, which will come into effect on July 1".

Among the factors often cited as contributing to very low fertility is a postponement of marriage to ever-later ages.

Each scored 6 1/2-3 1/2 This event was supposed to have a 12th participant, but when Anatoly Karpov's plane was late, he was refused a postponement of his first game, with Radjabov.

A17 Bombing Trial Postponed One of two men charged with the 1963 bombing of a Birmingham, Ala., church that killed four girls was granted a postponement of his murder trial, after a judge received a report that the man was mentally unfit to stand trial.