Sentence examples for postpone early from inspiring English sources

Girls' secondary education is critical to their development and can help postpone early marriage and pregnancy that can have adverse effects on girls' health, well-being and economic prospects.

Altogether, 344 persons chose to postpone early voluntary retirement after having got their early voluntary pension certificate: 55 to the age of 61 year, 166 to the age of 62, 12 to the age of 65 and 6 to the age of 66 year.

Hull FC boosted their hopes of finishing inside the top eight in Super League, defeating Salford in a match that the Red Devils had attempted to postpone earlier in the week.

The Agere offering, which had been scheduled for yesterday, was postponed early in the day as Lucent sought investors.

He looked troubled for the first time when play was postponed early in the second set after a spectator appeared to faint, and Roddick drew cheers from the crowd as he offered a water bottle to the fan.

There is some discussion about abandoning or postponing early selection in these countries but I don't think there is a political momentum for reforms like those implemented in 1999 in Poland.

The increase was postponed earlier in the year because of concern over soaring oil prices.

Even with the Pakistani decision, however, tensions appeared to have lessened to the point where India's prime minister, Atal Behari Vajpayee, felt comfortable enough to leave on a vacation he had postponed earlier in week to the Indian hill country.

Notes In Austria, Red Bull Salzburg has replaced the artificial turf field at its stadium with grass, but was forced to postpone an early-season league match on Saturday because a downpour made the field unplayable.

Even Facebook decided to indefinitely postpone an earlier plan to allow employees to sell some stock privately.

Several of the nation's top colleges and universities have postponed their early application deadlines over the last few days, prompted by continued reports that students and high schools are stumbling over technical problems with the Common Application.