Sentence examples for postponed implementing from inspiring English sources

Newsweek Pakistan reports mobile operators have postponed implementing the ban, saying they needed further clarification, but that it could take place within a week's time.

Many residents feel the town should try to postpone implementing the new assessments until the economy shakes out and the inequities can be worked out.

The authority, which appealed the July ruling, also asked the judge to postpone implementing his decision until after its next board meeting on Sept. 27.

BSkyB dropped its fight to get the Competition Appeal Tribunal to implement a "stay" to postpone implementation of Ofcom's ruling, in return for a limitation on the cut-price deal not being offered to all competitors in the market.

The New York State health commissioner, Dr. Antonia C. Novello, has warned that as many as 200 surgeries or other treatments could be postponed if the F.D.A. implements it as soon as next spring.

Hopes are fading that the proposed cap on individual care costs, set at £75,000 but postponed to 2020, will ever be implemented.

Policies of fiscal austerity will no longer be postponed and painful structural reforms will be implemented.

If Europe was to be secured, America did not have the choice between postponing the drawing of dividing lines or implementing a diplomatic process to determine whether dividing lines needed to be drawn at all.

If the children had not implemented the agreed changes, these were postponed to the next session.

And implementing it has been messy, with a compromise postponing its implementation.

Literature has suggested that the MC capability of a firm can be achieved by systematically (1) coordinating suppliers, (2) implementing modularity-based manufacturing practices, and (3) postponing key production steps that determine specialized product features and performance.