Sentence examples for delaying the date from inspiring English sources

The Palestinian leader, Yasir Arafat, left New York on Friday to return to Gaza to attend the Palestinian Central Council, which is meeting this weekend to consider delaying the date for the declaration of a Palestinian state.

Mr Osborne's critics claim he has quietly abandoned his Plan A for a "Plan A plus", with moves to boost the housing market and delaying the date by which he would balance the nation's books.

Adam Scorer, of watchdog Consumer Futures, said: "Delaying the date for the smart meter roll-out is a sensible move.

With what was supposed to be the second album for Death Grips under Epic/Columbia NO LOVE DEEP WEB, the label unsurprisingly seemed to suddenly have some cold feet in the actual release, delaying the date to reportedly "sometime next year".

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.

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

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

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.

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