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The new tax agreement also suspends or postpones introduction of several levies that became law as part of the Affordable Care Act.

Speaking of anxiety, GlaxoSmithKline has postponed the introduction of a television campaign for Paxil, its antidepressant prescription drug.

In the UK, the NHS has postponed the introduction of the drugs for all who will need them for six months.

Steven Wagner, the editor in chief of Poshandsticks, an e-commerce Web site that has already postponed its introduction twice this year, said: "Everyone is diving in without a parachute.

Some of those whose estates might still have been liable to inheritance tax will have less to leave because the Government has just postponed the introduction of a £72k cap on payments for care.

Colin Moynihan (NYT) ALBANY: STATE POSTPONES EMISSIONS TEST The State Department of Motor Vehicles yesterday postponed the introduction of its more stringent auto emissions test in upstate New York to Dec. 1 to give service stations an extra six weeks to comply with a statewide effort to reduce air pollution under the federal Clean Air Act.

The Nepali government agreed to raise the amount of compensation it is offering to the families of those who died.In this section Politics this week Business this week KAL's cartoon ReprintsBrunei postponed the introduction of strict Islamic punishments for some crimes.

That led to a second announcement, made late on Monday, that postponed the introduction of the new loyalty program terms until September 30.

Last year, Obama signed a large government spending bill that postponed the introduction of a tax on high-priced health insurance plans from 2018 to 2020, even though he opposed the delay.

Solids There is no need to postpone the introduction of solid foods or to follow a detailed introduction schedule.

Cabinet criticism has also meant he had to accept a much longer timetable for the introduction of compulsory ID cards - now 2009 at the earliest - and postpone the introduction of his counter-terror package until after the general election.