Sentence examples for postponement did not from inspiring English sources

Mr. Campbell said the postponement did not affect cars in the 1998 model year and later.

The new meeting chairman called the adjournment a "recess," meaning that the postponement did not require the shareholders in attendance to consent.

"The last time I looked in the dictionary," he said, "postponement did not mean cancellation". Oskar Eustis, the artistic director of the Public Theater, said Mr. Nicola "has a tremendous amount of integrity," but that he also felt the idea of artistic freedom needed to be at the forefront.

Last night's postponement didn't help.

But he adds: "In practice, the political momentum behind the programme is so strong that a further significant postponement does not appear likely".

"Of course, this is a highly unusual earnings season, and a postponement doesn't necessarily portend a major problem".

The recent cycle of threats of more sanctions, followed by meek postponements, does not bode well.

The State Department described the move as a postponement but did not offer a date when the conference would be rescheduled.

After Parma cancelled their match against Genoa, FIGC, the Italian football federation, granted the postponement, but it did not show much sympathy in doing so.

Oregon's PIF has also been compared with Yale's Tuition Postponement Program (TPP), which did not end well.

Although these public attacks led to reports of concern in Channel 4 management, postponement of Wank Week did not take place until early February 2007, only a month before its planned screening.