Sentence examples for finally postponed from inspiring English sources

Defeated a second time, he finally postponed until Tuesday a final vote on the underlying legislation to create the post.

Prosecutors, looking dejected, finally postponed Fehr's testimony.

After weeks of behind-the-scenes maneuvers, the State Department finally postponed its plans for the conference.

In 1998, heavy rain on Sunday and Monday led to the final round being postponed for seven months, with Mickelson finally winning in August.

But as the weather worsened, the interviews were postponed and finally canceled.

After a permanent pollution reduction the mortality will decrease only temporarily and return to the initial rate when the postponed deaths finally occur, whereas the incidence of non-mortality endpoints will be permanently reduced.

After some swift haggling, leaders finally fixed on postponing the PCA talks.

Yes, I remain convinced that the restoration and protection of voting rights is central to the forthcoming presidential election, but another important issue is that it may no longer be practically or politically feasible to postpone finally electing a credibly qualified woman as president of the United States.

After Sept. 11, the Emmys were postponed twice before finally being held.

And, sooner or later, when those postponed debts must finally be paid, Russia will find itself in much the same place it has been until now: out of cash, and desperate for someone to lend it money.

A second round of voting was postponed twice, and finally scheduled for January 24th, but Moïse's chief rival, a veteran Martelly opponent named Jude Célestin, vociferously denounced the October polls as having been rigged and demanded that new elections be held.