Sentence examples for postpone acknowledging from inspiring English sources

Dragging out a delinquency, for example, can allow banks to postpone acknowledging losses, while a foreclosure sale allows them to collect late fees and other charges applied to delinquent loans.

Scotty Schulhofer, the trainer of Postponed, acknowledged some sense of relief that Fusaichi Pegasus would not be running.

On September 20th the federal government postponed a referendum on formally acknowledging indigenous people in Australia's constitution.

There is no courage in acknowledging a problem, then postponing its remediation.

Acknowledging that American commanders prefer to postpone serious consideration of such talks until after they have carried out their military push into Kandahar during the next six months, he added, "You can easily see that people would have different views about timing".

Larry Rohter (NYT) VENEZUELA: VOTE SET The presidential election scheduled for May 28 but postponed when the National Electoral Council acknowledged that its vote-counting system was hopelessly flawed has been rescheduled for July 30.

He should acknowledge the likelihood of having to postpone a tax increase and explain how that change will affect his plans.

It is difficult, everyone acknowledges, for the service academies to attract top high school players when they know they would have to, at best, postpone a professional career for five years.

The letter acknowledged the criticism of early users and said, "we have decided to postpone the consumer launch of Nexus Q while we work on making it even better".

WASHINGTON — The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation indefinitely postponed a central element of the Obama administration's bank rescue plan on Wednesday, acknowledging that it could not persuade enough banks to sell off their bad assets.

"We're postponing the start of classes until next week," she announced, explaining more repairs were needed and acknowledging this was "not good news".