Sentence examples for lengthy postponement from inspiring English sources
The lengthy postponement in the proceeding raises questions about the fate of Mr. Gupta, the most prominent business executive ensnared by the government's insider-trading crackdown.
The lengthy postponement in the case, brought by the Securities and Exchange Commission, raises questions about the fate of Mr. Gupta, the most prominent business executive ensnared by the government's insider-trading crackdown.
For example, a sufficiently large and ongoing decrease, made possible through technological advances, in what Marx called "socially necessary labor time," that is, the amount of time required for the production of a single type of product, if replicated across enough different products, could by itself bring about a lengthy postponement of the system's collapse.
Pushing the other way is a growing body of civic groups, political parties and some foreign diplomats, who have called for a lengthier postponement of the parliamentary elections to ensure full disarmament and a process free of intimidation and hasty organization.
When thunder and lightning arrived shortly thereafter, it became obvious that a lengthy delay, if not postponement, was imminent.
It was the sixth postponement, and without it the Netherlands would have had to reapply for a merger of the two banks, itself a lengthy process.
The postponement was catastrophic.
