Sentence examples for likely postponement from inspiring English sources

The likely postponement reflects the depth of the schism between the Palestinian factions since Hamas routed Fatah in Gaza during several days of deadly fighting in 2007.

Sobotka et al. (2011) show that the recent economic crisis that occurred in 2008 2009 in Europe and the U.S. seems to be associated with a decline in fertility, likely due to postponement effects.

One of the things we've kicked around is going to the Legislature and saying, 'Postpone the runoff.' " Postponement of a likely Democratic runoff in the mayoral race -- which will be required unless one of the four major candidates gets at least 40percentt of the primary vote -- could prove beneficial to the Republican nominee, either Michael R. Bloomberg or Herman Badillo.

The move is likely to force the postponement of parliamentary elections, scheduled to begin later this month.

Not that such a postponement is likely to mollify the protesters outside the palace tonight.

The failure seemed likely to mean the postponement of provincial elections, originally set for October, until next year — polling seen as vital to reconciling the deep-seated tensions among Iraq's political and sectarian groups.

If a pact were reached, people in both parties say it likely would include a postponement of $100 billion in automatic spending cuts from the Pentagon and other agency budgets next year.

Mr. Leinbach said the problem that forced the postponement was most likely an electrical short in an area of the shuttle that would take time to reach.

* Postponement of plea likely at Friday's hearing.

He said he would very likely make decisions on future postponements on a day-to-day basis, but could decide instead to make a long-range decision.

The second postponement of Brexit seems likely to bring out the worst in parliament.