Sentence examples for postpone to save from inspiring English sources

The water-distribution project he is working on — earning about $1,200 a month — may be on the list of capital improvements the government wants to postpone to save money.

Some organizations will still have to reduce hours or staff and postpone events to save money.

Some worry that people with high deductibles will postpone care to save money.

Sadiq Khan, Labour's candidate for mayor of London, said people would not forgive Cameron if it looked like he was postponing his decision to save Goldsmith embarrassment during the mayoral campaign.

More than half were postponing medical care to save money.

In 2014 the economy will barely grow, with a real recovery postponed to 2015; probably too late to save the ailing administration.To watch: Still bailing.

So at November's Asian Leprosy Congress in Agra, India, the target date for global elimination was postponed to 2005.In this section Save the wail How not to abolish leprosy The New York Strangeler Santa's re-workshop Reprints Related topics Centres for Disease Control and Prevention World Health OrganisationA pity.

A study of Canadian residents found that they carry high credit-card and educational debts and that they anticipate substantial earnings and postpone saving to repay debts and finance retirement consumption to a period later in life [ 34].

Suffolk is planning to spend $150 million to improve its roads; Nassau has postponed its capital improvement plans to save money.

That is not entirely far-fetched: it is quite possible to imagine Mr Miliband as prime minister at least postponing the replacement programme, partly to save money, partly to appeal to leftish opinion in his own party and beyond.

A new generation now rents not buys; and for us this means instability and uncertainty, little chance to save, and life choices postponed.