Sentence examples for delayed the date from inspiring English sources

Demographers originally expected California to reach its milestone in 2013, or even earlier, but slowing birth rates delayed the date.

But the Marines delayed the date on which he was to report for duty until after his family returned to their apartment in Lower Manhattan.

The primary was originally set for Super Tuesday, March 6, before the judges delayed the date to April 3 and then to Tuesday.

They had originally intended to produce the package itself today, but delayed the date after another crisis in the desperate effort to keep the accord, reached in 1998, from collapsing.

Hammond is concerned that the UK has merely delayed the date when the battle begins, possibly to next March when article 50 is triggered or when the EU's response is published.

"It is unfortunate, although not surprising, that Dell's board and special committee have delayed the date of the special meeting at which stockholders can vote on the Michael Dell/Silver Lake freeze out transaction," Mr. Icahn and Southeastern said in a statement.

It could delay the date of the binding agreement if Whirlpool made an offer.

Mr. Arafat has suggested that the council would delay the date, now set for Sept. 13.

When his effort failed and the bill passed, Mr. Kruger introduced a bill to delay the date the new law would go into effect.

Some even skipped doses of their existing medications, in order to delay the date on which they would need to pay to refill their prescription.

The United Nations' population division now says the world will reach 7 billion on October 31st 2011 (America's Census Bureau delays the date until March 2012).