Sentence examples for postpone takes from inspiring English sources

In ANS Forth, the word POSTPONE takes a name as a parameter and appends the compilation semantics of the named word to the current definition even if the word was marked immediate.

I asked my mother to postpone taking a new job to spend a month there with me while I recover.

They may also prefer foreclosure to modifications because the long foreclosure process lets them postpone taking losses.

And still more shame if we allow low energy prices to postpone taking much-needed steps in addressing these issues.

"I think he's just learned to manipulate the system to postpone taking responsibility for his actions".

Among them, foreclosures allow a bank to postpone taking a loss until the process is complete, which can take a year or longer.

"The transition to a low carbon economy won't be easy, but the longer we postpone taking the necessary steps, the more it will hurt later".

|  The Canadian energy company decided to postpone taking orders for its Hong Kong I.P.O. of up to $700 million, The Wall Street Journal reports, citing unnamed people familiar with the situation.

But this time he will find it extremely hard to postpone taking action against internal corruption and against suicide bombings that have made him a pariah in the eyes of the Bush administration.

It allowed an overhaul of many outdated work rules and created some jobs, but it has been a particular hardship for small businesses, some of which have been able to postpone taking the plunge.

We therefore postpone taking expectations to Step 3. Apply Itô's formula to (vert R^{1_{alpha},N}_{t} -{{widetilde {R}}}^{1_{alpha}}_{t}vert ^{2}).