Sentence examples similar to postponed relocation from inspiring English sources
Allowing older patients to recover functionally may avoid or at least postpone relocation to a nursing home, thus allowing many of them to return home safely.
A novel possibility is adjusting relocation, e.g. postpone the relocation of not all, but some of the columns in order to obtain query processing benefits in between.
In July, Yuriko Koike was elected governor of Tokyo, and immediately confronted the city's bureaucracy by postponing the relocation of Tsukiji market – the world's biggest fish market – due to concerns over soil contamination at the new site.
There had already been widespread calls for it to be postponed, with petitions urging its postponement or relocation to Ukraine itself.
It also can be postponed for a long time to avoid relocation during peak hours.
The fan violence that postponed the final between longtime rivals Boca Juniors and River Plate and forced the relocation of the game to Spain generated so much controversy that Telemundo saw an opportunity to capitalize on the growing interest over the match.
The installation, which was scheduled for last week, was postponed until sometime this week because some utilities are in the way that require a slight relocation, said Tara Finnigan, a Newport Beach spokeswoman.
Postponed to April 26 , 2019
Shuffleboard was postponed again.
