Sentence examples for postpone the operation from inspiring English sources

She was hoping she could postpone the operation for a few years until surgeons grew better at the procedure.

Worryingly, one of General McChrystal's last acts was to postpone the operation there until the autumn, amid signs that local people were not yet ready to back it.

On March 7th, moments before the armored car was scheduled to arrive, they put on makeup and mustaches; Tucker's wig had shrunk in a recent snowstorm, and rather than postpone the operation he decided to do without it.

MacArthur was not inflexible, however, and allowed Krueger to alter the staging areas, and postpone the operation by a month.

"We were supposed to have removed it a few months earlier, but he'd postponed the operation," Bashir said.

However, when war broke out in Europe, the British government postponed the operation of the Home Rule Act until after the war, and the Liberal government of H.H. Asquith implied that special provision would be made for Ulster.

United are hopeful of postponing the operation, with an eye on their Champions League group fixtures with Bayer Leverkusen and Shakhtar Donetsk, although he will be required to wear a protective cast to prevent any further damage.

On Sunday, doctors scheduled the pacemaker operation for Monday morning, but then postponed the operation, telling Cardinal Egan that it was not an emergency and that he should get his strength back and eliminate his stomach pain first, Mr. Zwilling said.

Cuellar had postponed the operation because of injuries to Richard Dunne and James Collins.

IS fighters were surrounded in two districts, but the government forces postponed the operation to allow hundreds of civilians, thought to be held under IS control, a safe passage to leave.

Postponing the operation from August to September 1943 allowed for the arrival of the 433rd Troop Carrier Group from the United States.