Sentence examples for cause of postponement from inspiring English sources

Late reception of funding from central level, and sometimes approval for their use at district council level, were viewed as a common cause of postponement of planned district health sector activities and a major challenge to the CHMTs who had to make difficult priorities of health activities on a short notice.

There was no case of postponement of infusion.

It is surprising that floodlit football has not been the cause of more postponements – apart from occasional power-cuts or Ted Heath's three-day weeks, that is.

But it will probably neither derail the agreement between Serbia and Kosovo nor cause a postponement of a decision by European Union members to open EU accession talks with Serbia in January.

The newly installed government of Prime Minister John Curtin in Australia, on Blamey's advice, took up the matter with Prime Minister Winston Churchill, who protested that the relief would cause a postponement of Operation Crusader.

Chantal moved over the Avalon Peninsula of Newfoundland where flooding was observed, where about 4 inches of rain caused the postponement of the annual Royal St . Johns Regatta.

The weather was briefly mentioned as cause of the junket's postponement.

Developer Sonae Sierra planned to invest 56 million euros in the centre, but the financial crisis of 2007 08 caused postponement of the project.

Although initially feigning compliance, at the last minute, Ellen gave the President a dose of blood thinners causing a postponement of the surgery.

Boxing Day's football schedule has been hit by the weather as heavy rain from Storm Eva in the north of England and in Scotland caused a raft of postponements.

Sinatra was getting over a cold that had caused the postponement of a couple of previous shows, and his voice was husky and raspy as a result.