Sentence examples for further postpone the from inspiring English sources

To give that committee more time, the secretary now wants to further postpone the revisions.

The latest Franco-German agreement on Friday only agreed to further postpone the necessary decisions.

Worse, it would further postpone the drastic refocus that is essential if manned space flight is ever to recover its Apollo-level glamour.

The building's jury rooms are also said to be too small to house jurors comfortably, but Mr. Younkins said a panel of the court's judges is investigating the problem and that it will not further postpone the opening.

The Treasury even allowed that it might further postpone the employer mandate: "As these limited transition rules take effect, we will consider whether it is necessary to further extend any of them beyond 2015 .All these contortions will exacerbate Democrats' political problems.

As with the barrier, each terrorist attack will not only further postpone the peace process Israel says there can be no progress until the Palestinian Authority (PA) meets its road-map obligation to disarm militants but will reinforce the argument for keeping the system in place.Meanwhile, if the peace process remains stuck, it is not hard to see how Israel might stage another unilateral pullout.

Boyer and the State filed numerous continuances over the next two years that further postponed the funding hearing.

LAHORE, Pakistan — The Pakistani government on Monday further postponed the resolution of the question of whether a C.I.A. operative being investigated for a double murder is entitled to diplomatic immunity.

"In the euro area, market pressures also highlighted long-standing legacy issues, indicating that a more complete solution to European banks' problems cannot be further postponed," the IMF said.

After a federal judge's decision yesterday against further postponing the execution of Timothy J. McVeigh, bombing survivors and friends and relatives of victims seemed hardened in their views on whether Mr. McVeigh should be put to death.

The election of a chairman and his deputies took all day, further postponing the choice of a new leader.It remains to be seen whether the delegates can make their voices heard.