"postpone the payment" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to delay or put off making a payment. Example: "Due to financial difficulties, the company has decided to postpone the payment of employee bonuses until the end of the year."
The decision to postpone the payment to the IMF should be seen in this light.
The Brazil National Bank for Economic and Social Development refused to postpone the payment.
More than 3,000 properties across New York City would be eligible for the extension, which would postpone the payment due date until April 1, from Jan . 1
Speaking to the board and the assembled students and faculty members, the college president, Chui L. Tsang, recommended that the board postpone the payment plan after hearing the objections of so many students.
Despite supermarkets' protestations, proof that price pressure is hurting the dairy industry came when dairy farm co-operative First Milk was forced to postpone the payment of its suppliers by a fortnight.
In fact, confusion about this issue was so common that, days after Campbell submitted her application, insurers nationwide agreed to postpone the payment deadline from 31 December to 10 January.
Instead, many doctors simply expanded the number of services delivered to keep their incomes high, while Congress — after being lobbied — has postponed the payment cuts year after year.
As a result, Judge Parker postponed the payment of the $24,300 in fines until after Mr. Paroli's release from prison.
The risk is minimal, and some real estate lawyers claim they have saved individual clients hundreds of thousands in taxes or at least postponed the payment of hundreds of thousands of dollars.
The IMF postponed the payment to the end of the month, when cash-strapped Greece will now be obligated to pay its full June total of more than $1.6 billion.
"We welcome Ukraine starting to pay back its debt and postpone the pre-payment regime until 9 June," said Alexei Miller, Gazprom's chief executive.
