Sentence examples similar to date of postponement from inspiring English sources

Analysts said Brussels would probably reject her proposed date of June 30 for a Brexit postponement — and some countries said they had yet to see a sufficient reason to support any extension.

For Melissa Lawyer, the mother of the victim, each court date, each postponement, seemed to make the shock of the killing fresh again.

The rule took effect on January 17, 2017; on June 15 , 2017 BLM issued a notice of postponement of January 17 , 2018compliance dates.

His Sunday tweet spoke of postponement, but set no new date.

The period of postponement shall not exceed 60 days from the date of the induction order.

Richard Boucher, a State Department spokesman, said, "We regret both the unilateral decision of the opposition candidate to withdraw from the May 28 electoral contest and the hasty ruling by the National Board of Elections rejecting a possible postponement of the date of the runoff".

The frequently overlooked strategy is that the advancement or postponement of the date of a marriage or a divorce by a single day at year's end can make a sizable difference in the amount of your tax tab for both years.

Postponement of the date of fracture and adding more "healthy" years to life is in itself a good thing.

A late cancellation fee of $2000.00 will be payable for each day reserved for mediation unless notice of postponement or cancellation is received more than fifteen full business days prior to the date of the mediation or travel day.

Chance of postponement: 40percentt.

Forbearance A type of postponement of loan repayment.