Sentence examples for decide to postpone from inspiring English sources

Why couples decide to postpone or not having the second child?

If Monday is too inclement, NASA officials may decide to postpone Enterprise's final flight, she said.

Further gumming up the hiring process, professors whose investments have tanked may decide to postpone retirement, which would keep new teaching posts from opening up.

It seems clear that he will now decide to postpone a second rise in the tax, from 8% to 10%, scheduled for October 2015.

But if Mr Abe does decide to postpone next year's modest rise in the consumption tax, even Japanese investors would start to reassess their portfolios, says Mr Baba.

The project's supporters are worried that Mr. Silver will decide to postpone the vote, as yet unscheduled, until next year, when Eliot Spitzer will be the governor.

"We decided to postpone.

That evening we decided to postpone.

Deciding to postpone the Giants-Jets game was tricky.

Yet, on the eve of Bonn, it decided to postpone.

The opposition decided to postpone the ceremony until Thursday.