Sentence examples for deciding to postpone from inspiring English sources

Deciding to postpone the Giants-Jets game was tricky.

The German public broadcaster, ZDF, on Wednesday apologised for delays in reporting on the wave of sexual assaults and deciding to postpone a news segment until Tuesday.

church, Mrs. Clinton huddled with campaign aides, deciding to postpone any comment to reporters outside the church until Mr. Giuliani's news conference was over.

"My mistakes that afternoon were in not formalising that vote, deciding to postpone adding all new members suggested, and in not taking further immediate action to address the misgivings caused by what was said in the room that day.

Marco Parma, 63, prompted protests from some parents and a media outcry by deciding to postpone the annual Christmas concert for primary school pupils until January and rebrand it a "winter concert" which will not feature any religious songs.

– Many funds are either failing to raise or are deciding to postpone their fundraising.

"We decided to postpone.

That evening we decided to postpone.

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

The opposition decided to postpone the ceremony until Thursday.

They decided to postpone the wedding until Tuesday.