Sentence examples for issue be postponed from inspiring English sources

He earlier requested that votes in Congress on the issue be postponed pending diplomatic developments.

Conjectures regarding low-porosity regions are presented, but full treatment of this issue is postponed to a separate publication.

But the verdict expected in the second trial of the jailed oil magnate Mikhail Khodorkovsky (whom David Remnick writes about in the current issue) was postponed; an unceremonious note taped to the courthouse door announced the delay.

Even when Brazil's carbon-credits issue was postponed, a further obstacle was opened up by Turkey, which wants to be counted as a developing country rather than a developed one.

The resolutions were supported by Pitt (who was by then prime minister), Charles Fox (often an opponent of Pitt's), and Edmund Burke, but they failed to be enacted into law, and instead the issue was postponed until the next session of Parliament.

10 33 a.m.: This story has been updated with news of the extradition issue being postponed until Thursday.

Several new issues were postponed.

Smaller and easier issues are tackled first, building an area of agreement, which is then stressed to create a stake in success, whereas harder issues are postponed and played down.

PATTAYA, Thailand — A summit meeting of East Asian leaders intended to address the economic crisis and regional issues was postponed indefinitely on Saturday after protesters broke into the convention center where the leaders were gathering.

In the wake of the exodus, which caused the publication's December issue to be postponed to February, there was no shortage of (largely self-serving) eulogies from New Republic alums about the magazine's hallowed place in the history of American progressive journalism.

Russia and America seem unable to agree on the text of a new UN resolution on Kosovo, so the issue may be postponed again; or a compromise may be reached to defer formal independence.