Sentence examples for postpone publication from inspiring English sources

The widespread alarm led Science and Nature to agree to postpone publication.

She was ambivalent about the post office rising in 1916 and persuaded Yeats to postpone publication of his inflammatory "Easter 1916" until several years after the event.

Royal Ahold said it would ask shareholders at its general meeting on May 13 to allow it to postpone publication of the 2002 results by a maximum of six months from a May 29 deadline.

According to a committee spokesman, Blair's claims of the need for secrecy were first made in July 2008, when the committee agreed to break its normal rules, and postpone publication for three months.

The Dutch retailer Royal Ahold, embroiled in an accounting scandal, said it would ask for permission to postpone publication of its disputed 2002 results until the end of November at the latest.

The State Department said the U.S. would not "go into the internal state of affairs in the Republic of Korea" & asked Congress to postpone publication of a report on human rights that would embarrass President Chun.

However, the appeal judges postponed publication of their detailed reasons until the case had ended.

DC Comics has indefinitely postponed publication of one violent comic and rewritten forthcoming stories to eliminate references to terrorism.

He had also decided to enjoy his life at the expense of his writing, and to keep that life convivial by postponing publication of his most troublemaking opinions.

Afren said it did not believe the payments would affect its financial position, although it had postponed publication of its results, due next week.

Ultimately, The Times postponed publication of the Israilovs' accounts out of concern for the safety of witnesses and people who helped the investigation, some of whom wanted to relocate.