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Despite a plea for a postponement by Mr. Mahmoudi's defense lawyers, the appeals court ordered the extradition, according to TAP, the official Tunisia news agency.

In your Aug. 22 editorial "Medicare's Claims," you refer to the postponement by Congress of a new competitive bidding system for durable medical equipment.

On Monday Shannon had indicated he would not support the share sale, leading to a postponement by a day of its shareholder vote.

Bizarrely Brandon Lewis, the communities minister, justified the postponement by saying it would give a windfall to bankers and posh shops in London.

The postponement by NHS England was welcomed by critics who had complained too many people did not properly understand the planned new system and the reasons for its introduction, or how they could opt out.

Better yet, prospective jurors are now guaranteed a first postponement by phone, may be able to get more in person, and are even asked to choose a convenient time to serve.

Not to mention, in the court system there is a lot of opportunity for postponements by either side and other court-related delays, which can cause a divorce to drag on much longer than it should and both parties would like.

Furthermore, on the whole, better planning could reduce postponements by reducing sudden changes in admission schedule.

The indefinite postponement prompted by a veto on a resumption of soccer by the security forces intent on undermining the ultra's increasing street-based power and concerned about further tarnishing their image in potential clashes with the fans comes after the lifting of the ban was twice delayed in recent weeks and the ultras' successful campaign against Mubarak-era soccer officials.

But the average postponement granted by judges was 57 days.

The game was a makeup of the July 19 postponement caused by a train derailment near Camden Yards.