Sentence examples for need to postpone from inspiring English sources

So we really felt like we need to postpone him from being starter for another year.

The board said Monday evening that it saw no need to postpone the shareholder meeting.

Five months into the job, Mr. Livingstone is reconciled to the need to postpone expectations.

Osborne and Crover see no need to postpone operations when Big Business have other commitments, however.

The investigation began after the company said in September that it would need to postpone fourth-quarter results for a review of accounting.

Turks hasten to bury their dead, so we did not need to postpone our flight home; we had the tickets already, one too many.

The company needs to postpone its I.P.O. until it gets its financial reporting in order.

On 24 December 2015, Jackson shared a statement on social media about needing to postpone upcoming tour dates to undergo surgery.

A policeman gave a boy some candy, and a man shouted into a public telephone that his brother was in the hospital, he had lost everything, and he needed to postpone his meeting.

The patient needed to postpone a scheduled chemotherapy for a month because of these symptoms and unsuccessful endoscopic approaches, requiring a bypass surgery.

"There's a danger that with this sort of policy companies give a signal - or even promote the idea - that a women needs to postpone having children in order to succeed in the workplace," says Daisy Sands, head of policy at the Fawcett Society, a group that campaigns for equality for women.