Sentence examples for by a postponement from inspiring English sources

This decline in fertility rates was partly driven by a postponement of first births, particularly in Italy, where the mean age at first birth reached 31 in 2009 compared with 26.2 in Poland (ibid).

It is even possible that the initial increase in incidence seen among patients over 70 years is partly caused by a postponement of ESRD among patients 60 70 years to a later age, the real fall in incidence thereby being exaggerated.

The trial judge in the Microsoft antitrust case surprised everyone by ordering a postponement of the conduct restrictions he imposed just two weeks earlier until appeals are complete.

That's why cruise liners try to persuade passengers to report illness before they board by offering a postponement without penalty.

Palestinians responded by hinting at a postponement, which could add to their political disarray.

By asking for a postponement of the execution of the arrest warrant, Libyan authorities are subjecting themselves to the scrutiny of the ICC's judges.

Economic crises during the 20th century gave rise to further legislative measures, providing a breathing spell for the debtor by means of a postponement or reduction of his liability, coupled if necessary with a change in ownership.

Jackalow's attorney was not present, and, by letter, requested a postponement.

She concludes that the data suggest that increasing the school leaving age by a year roughly results in a postponement of motherhood by more than a year.

On Monday Shannon had indicated he would not support the share sale, leading to a postponement by a day of its shareholder vote.

Despite a plea for a postponement by Mr. Mahmoudi's defense lawyers, the appeals court ordered the extradition, according to TAP, the official Tunisia news agency.