Sentence examples for of a postponement from inspiring English sources

In case of a postponement, the launching could be rescheduled daily through Friday.

The judge said he found the prospect of a postponement in a case of this magnitude "extremely troublesome" and "stunning".

Federer, whose match started first, was closest to advancing to the final when Christopher Gorringe, the Wimbledon chief executive, made his latest apologetic announcement of a postponement.

The prospect of a postponement brought accusations from Ben Emmerson, a lawyer representing Mr. Litvinenko's widow, Marina Litvinenko, that the British government was trying to gag the inquiry to protect lucrative trade deals with Russia.

Economic crises during the 20th century gave rise to further legislative measures, providing a breathing spell for the debtor by means of a postponement or reduction of his liability, coupled if necessary with a change in ownership.

Jorge Castañeda, Mexico's foreign minister, also said Mexico was especially disturbed at the lack of a postponement, which would have allowed Mr. Fox to make his trip to Texas and argue in person for a pardon.

It's understood that execs of both companies met recently and decided on a postponement of the merger.

Such an optional arrangement cannot be the basis for a postponement of an examination if three of a student's final examinations would thereby acquire "consecutive" status.

Previous studies have shown that economic downturns are typically associated to a postponement of fertility, but a postponement of the first child for these women is critical because after 40 it becomes increasingly difficult to conceive.

Before this announcement there had been considerable clamour for a postponement of the election.

Mr. Bush does not need to call for a postponement of elections himself.