Sentence examples for postponement because of from inspiring English sources

The game was played after a one-day postponement because of the northeaster that dumped several inches of snow on the metropolitan area.

AEK had also requested a postponement because of wildfires in southern Greece that killed 65 people and caused a national state of emergency.

Meanwhile, Morocco was stripped of its right to host next year's African Cup of Nations football tournament after it asked for a postponement because of concerns that visitors might bring the Ebola virus.

The United States delegation to the World Maccabiah Games, the so-called Jewish Olympics, set for Tel Aviv in July, has requested a one-year postponement because of the risk of terrorism.

The king said Mr. Deuba was incompetent and incapable of holding the elections on time after the prime minister asked for a one-year postponement because of fears the rebels would disrupt them.

He requested the postponement because of a new rule in which the Stanley Cup champion now drafts last in the first round regardless of where it finished in the regular season.

The Bruins stumbled their way into the playoffs, winning two of their last eight games in a lockout-compressed schedule made tougher by two postponements because of the Boston Marathon bombings and a third to a snowstorm.

One typical sea burial Mr Lister carried out was that of former Hertfordshire policeman Fred Barke, who was committed to the deep in January 2011 – after three postponements because of rough weather.

The SPL, already affected by postponements because of bad weather and clubs involved in European games, are still trying to reschedule the Old Firm derby between Rangers and Celtic from January.

After numerous postponements because of the weather, officials hope a new pitch would allow more fixtures to go ahead.

Hereford were playing their first game in 12 days on Thursday, after successive postponements because of the wet weather.