Sentence examples for expected to postpone from inspiring English sources
So the committee is expected to postpone bestowing the medal and the $1.5 million award but read some of Mr. Liu's writings aloud.
The United States District Court for the Southern District of New York is expected to postpone all proceedings while a settlement is negotiated, the companies said.
These are expected to postpone parliamentary elections, due in April, until 2003, and extend President Ali Abdullah Saleh's own possible time in office for a further four years, to a distant 2013.The original democratic experiment was born of necessity.
Bowing to international pressure, a Palestinian leadership assembly decided tonight, as expected, to postpone a declaration of statehood and recommit to the Middle East peace effort despite deeply deadlocked negotiations.
In contrast, the continuous oxide film formed at 750 °C has an increased wear resistance as is expected to postpone the on-set of wear in coatings.
Specifically, the program was expected to postpone alcohol debut in the program group.
Many high-profile trials, including the PC Keith Blakelock murder case at the Old Bailey, are expected to be postponed until next week because of the lawyers' action.
A hearing scheduled for Tuesday to determine whether a federal court has jurisdiction in the Elian Gonzalez custody case was expected to be postponed, because the judge handling it was admitted to a hospital on Sunday.
The execution is expected to be postponed, because Mr. Tucker has exhausted neither his federal appeals nor, as a result of a State Supreme Court ruling two weeks ago excusing the deadline lapse, his state appeals.
"In appropriate circumstances," the ruling said, "the supporting spouse, even after reaching a customary retirement age, in the sound discretion of the probate judge, may be expected temporarily to postpone retirement or to find part-time work to help the recipient spouse weather difficult financial circumstances".
