Sentence examples for elect to postpone from inspiring English sources

Or the league could elect to postpone all games indefinitely.

If a massive protest is planned to happen in front of an embassy, governments may elect to postpone diplomatic visits in order to ensure the safety of their politicians.

Moreover, in close societies where many parents elect to postpone selected vaccines, risk of loss of herd immunity and reemergence of VPDs may occur increasing the chance of outbreaks [ 6, 7].

Recently, parental concerns about vaccine safety together with the growing complexity of the immunization schedules and the increasing number of injections has lead to a rising number of parents who elect to postpone or even refuse the administration of some vaccines for their children [ 5].

I elected to postpone my trip, and bought a coach ticket back to Los Angeles later that evening.

Most French cities are in no hurry to introduce a new government plan for an extra half-day of elementary school on Wednesdays and have elected to postpone the change until 2014, when it becomes mandatory, the Education Ministry confirmed Friday.

Most scholars have elected to postpone the death of Origen to 254 or 255, without explaining why they think the biographer more likely to have erred with regard to the year of his subject's birth than that of his death.

Most recently, USA elected to postpone the finale of the first season from last Wednesday to tonight, due to the inclusion of a scene that features a gruesome, on-camera murder, offering an eerie parallel to last week's shooting in Virginia, in which a local news reporter and cameraman were murdered on live TV.

Socioeconomic trends within the past few decades have resulted in more women in developed countries electing to postpone childbearing to later reproductive years.

Last week, the Washington Post's Ned Martel reported that Americans Elect had to postpone their first week of online voting.

Other Parisians elect to stay.