Sentence examples for postponed over from inspiring English sources

Government auditors say Amtrak has a long list of maintenance jobs that have been postponed over the years.

If courts sent SMS reminders to litigants, that would help move along cases that get postponed over and over when one party doesn't show up, says Glenn Rawdon.

Equatorial Guinea replaced Morocco as hosts of this year's event at short notice after Morocco wanted the tournament postponed over fears of a spread of the Ebola virus.

Because of the civil conflict and its aftermath, the presidential election scheduled for 2005 was repeatedly postponed over the next several years.

A hearing this week before the National Capital Planning Commission has been postponed over the panel's concerns over the project, designed by the architect Frank Gehry.

Yet the courts have not compelled SMMC to compensate or re-employ the dockworkers, and lately the case has stalled, partly down to court clerks in Toamasina and partly because hearings have been postponed over concerns about the plague outbreak.

I was going to write the lost chapter two years ago but kept postponing over aesthetic preciousness.

Blockade of renin/prorenin receptors may postpone over extracellular accumulation, which occurs in some pathological situations, via suppressed both mesangial cell proliferation and fibrotic factor release.

Gov. Jerry Brown and Democratic legislative leaders, currently in talks over next year's budget, postponed negotiations over how to spend more than $1 billion raised by fees on polluters.

However, before we all drown in envy, the majority of this bonus did remain in share awards, and the European Banking Authority stated that just over half of it was postponed for over three years.

Why did the Fuehrer postpone it over and over again?