Sentence examples for postpone the debate from inspiring English sources

Party leaders could postpone the debate about tax revenues.

"What this has done is postpone the debate to another day," he said.

Mike Huckabee, a former rival of McCain for the Republican nomination was also critical of his tactics, calling the threat to postpone the debate a mistake.

Advisers to Mr. Obama said they were taken by surprise at Mr. McCain's call to postpone the debate and suspend his campaign.

It's not hard to fathom why the government - and indeed Labour and the Lib Dems - might have wanted to postpone the debate about airport expansion until after the election.

In his own campaign he has a penchant for throwing the "Hail Mary" -- from Sarah Palin to last week's move to "suspend his campaign" and "postpone the debate".

He says not a word about postponing the debate.

But the chances of such deficit reduction actually happening seem low enough, and the economic risks associated with going through this process again high enough, to make postponing the debate seem wiser than renewing it.

But the president pro tempore of the State Senate, Kevin Sullivan, postponed the debate when some senators insisted the development package include a guarantee that workers in the planned hotel would be allowed to unionize.

On Oct. 13, Congress temporarily postponed the debate and reopened the government until Oct. 31.

Analysts in Tehran say Iran's shift toward cooperation with the international community only postpones the debate over the regime's goal.