Each player is permitted three postponements.
The bill would permit a further postponement of scores, if needed.
After a Dutch parliament vote opposing the renewal of glyphosate's permit, the Netherlands called for a postponement of the EU-wide decision.
ILWU officials said the postponement of the permit decision would give the union more time to ramp up opposition.
The compromise was said to involve a postponement in the peacemaking efforts, to permit the United States to pursue the quiet diplomacy it is reportedly requesting in order to correct the violations of the cease‐fire.
With luck and vision, Americans would then demand a wonderfully simple and uniform earnings tax that treats all forms of income alike, without gimmicks, deductions, credits or postponements, and permits every state and locality to claim a small percentage of that levy for its own budgets.
Thus, while the Judenräte used tactics such as bribery, postponement, importuning, and appeasement to secure work permits for as many residents as possible, only a specified number of work permits were available and decisions were required.
It may be argued that Mr. Bush has no power to grant a reprieve, or postponement of the execution, since Texas law permits only one gubernatorial reprieve, and Mr. Graham received one from Gov. Ann Richards in 1993.
L. 85 866, §§ 66(c), 206 e), inserted reference to section 6166, and substituted "if the time for payment of an amount of such tax is postponed or extended as provided by section 6163" for "if postponement of the payment of an amount of such tax is permitted by section 6163(a)".
"Led Zeppelin have always set very high standards for ourselves," Mr. Page said in the statement, "and we feel that this postponement will enable my injury to properly heal, and permit us to perform at the level that both the band and our fans have always been accustomed to".
