Sentence examples similar to postponed handling from inspiring English sources

A hearing scheduled for Tuesday to determine whether a federal court has jurisdiction in the Elian Gonzalez custody case was expected to be postponed, because the judge handling it was admitted to a hospital on Sunday.

Other M&Ms that were missed were often a result of need to stop or postpone the meeting to handle emergency care during the staff meeting time.

Earlier this month, the judge handling Mr. Hamdan's case postponed the trial to await the Supreme Court's decision.

Court officers turned away hundreds of people who showed up to handle matters that had been postponed.

The panel's investigation into how President Bush handled the intelligence has been postponed until after the election.

Lance Curtright, a San Antonio lawyer, said hearings have been postponed for hundreds of cases his firm is handling.

Referendum postponed, then cancelled but Blair gets plaudits for handling EU presidency despite difficulties with Chirac, who demands the UK surrender its annual £3.2bn budget rebate.

In April, a major terrorism trial in New York City being handled by Federal Defenders of New York was postponed until January after lawyers in that office told the judge that budget cuts had left them short of resources and staff.

They have the wisdom to signal which strategic decisions should be postponed for the next leader, while assuring that the majority get handled.

The White House has repeatedly postponed their release on the grounds that it needed time to develop new procedures for handling requests because Mr. Reagan is the first former president whose papers are subject to the 1978 act.

A Los Angeles County Superior Court judge agreed to postpone the hearing to April 6 since 28-year-old Edmond Grigoryan's attorney, Alex Kessel, is handling other criminal matters involving six current and former Bell council members facing charges of misappropriating city funds.