Sentence examples for postponement does not from inspiring English sources

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".

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

Last night's postponement didn't help.

While the postponement technically does not affect other central provisions of the law — in particular those establishing health insurance marketplaces in the states, known as exchanges, where uninsured Americans can shop for policies — it threatens to throw into disarray the administration's effort to put those provisions into effect by Jan . 1

"Postponement of intervention does not result in savings," Representative Marge Roukema, a Republican from New Jersey and the co-chairwoman of the Working Group on Mental Illness, says.

But this is just one of several variables in Marx's scheme which, if they deviate sufficiently far beyond the range anticipated in his analysis, would jointly result in such a postponement even if one does not challenge the basic elements of the scheme itself – in particular, Marx's heavy reliance on the notion that labor power is the source of the exchange value of commodities.

Birth postponement may be temporary and does not necessarily affect completed fertility.

Meanwhile, a film of "The French Lieutenant's Woman" is in the works — the many phases of production and postponement are described in fascinating detail — but Fowles does not "care a damn either way".