Sentence examples for from the postponement from inspiring English sources

The clearest winner is London where over 50% of retailers actually benefit from the postponement.

President Goodluck Jonathan, whose government is undeniably corrupt and who could well lose the election to his challenger, the former military ruler Muhammadu Buhari, stands to benefit from the postponement.

The aim of this study was to evaluate the perioperative morbidity of third molar (3M) removal in elderly patients in an attempt to estimate the long-term future burden of 3M-related morbidity resulting from the postponement of 3M surgery to old age.

Homeless charity The Marie Trust benefited from the postponement of Partick Thistle's league match against Celtic because of a waterlogged pitch.

Assemblywoman Loretta Weinberg, a Democrat from Bergen County who called for the postponement of the inauguration, returned her invitation last month, along with an angry note to university leaders that said, "This is not a king's coronation".

The center cited "logistical reasons" for the postponement.

"Production delays" were cited for the postponement.

We note that the European chemicals sector is awash with rumour regarding a possible bid for Air Liquide from Dow Chemical following the postponement of Dow's November investor meeting.

For those asking whether the May government was going to be different from Cameron-Osborne, the postponement of a final decision on Hinkley Point offered dramatic proof in at least one area.

The Coatbridge fighter split from Frank Warren after the postponement of a world unification bout with IBF title-holder Miguel Vasquez.

Jersey's director of rugby Ben Harvey was far from pleased at the postponement and said it was a "very surprising" decision.