Sentence examples for in another postponement from inspiring English sources

In another postponement that threatens the privatization of the Sao Paulo state bank Banespa, Brazil's Superior Tribunal of Justice referred a decision over the constitutionality of the sale to a higher court.

The shuttle is to try again today, but bad weather in central Florida and at a backup site in California could force another postponement.

The attorney general announced his determination to go forward with Mr. McVeigh's execution, which was originally scheduled for May 16, even as some government officials expressed concern that the new documents might lead to another postponement in what would be the first federal death sentence carried out in 38 years.

Another postponement would be in breach of the law, ending any semblance of functioning democracy in Africa's biggest economy.For now, though, Mr Buhari's supporters are positive.

A multi-component intervention including family meetings led to sustained benefits in reducing depressive symptoms in caregivers as well as in postponement of nursing home placement of Alzheimer's disease patients {Mittelman, 2004 135/id}{Mittelman, 2006 133/id}.

In addition, these programs resulted in postponement of nursing home placement of patients [ 17, 20].

The snowstorm in the Northeast yesterday resulted in postponements in college soccer and basketball, thoroughbred and harness racing and all the scheduled New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association football games for yesterday and today, pushing the entire schedule of title games into next week.

Then on Friday, a conversation between the presidents of the two universities resulted in the postponement.

The political instability created by the quake resulted in the postponement of municipal and senatorial elections scheduled for 2011 and 2012, respectively.

The Whitecaps chief executive Paul Barber told The Associated Press that the rain and limited drainage for the temporary grass field resulted in the postponement.

In the postponement of the employer mandate, Republicans see an opportunity to sound a populist alarm against a health care law that many Americans remain uncertain about.