Sentence examples for had postponed indefinitely from inspiring English sources

News that the trust had postponed indefinitely the long-term planning of Pier 40 came as a "disappointment, to say the least," said Donald C. MacPherson, chairman of the waterfront committee of Community Board 2 in Greenwich Village.

The Argentine Football Association (AFA), the game's governing body in the country, had postponed indefinitely all games in the Primera A, along with those in the second and regional divisions, because of the clubs' estimated $300 million in debt, $180 million of which is thought to be owed by the 20 Primera A clubs.

Mr Bossi has postponed indefinitely its annual rally.

Legislators have postponed indefinitely a vote on Judge Robertson's confirmation, saying they needed time to digest the new information.

Volvo Cars and Geely, its Chinese owner, have postponed indefinitely plans to float shares in the Swedish carmaker on the Stockholm exchange, blaming trade tensions and a downturn in auto manufacturing stocks.

The Louvre in Abu Dhabi has postponed indefinitely the unveiling of Salvator Mundi - the world's most expensive painting and believed to be the work of Leonardo da Vinci.

On May 29, the association announced that it had postponed this step indefinitely.

But he had developed a clotting disorder, and his discharge had been postponed indefinitely.

But it has yet to be built; financing and politics have postponed it indefinitely.

But for more than a year, Chicago officials delayed the criminal process, and might well have postponed prosecution indefinitely, had it not been for a state court forcing their hand.

Mr. Livingston said the teleconference had been postponed indefinitely because of schedule conflicts, but he made it clear that the postponement had nothing to do with April Fool's Day.