Sentence examples for postponement for a from inspiring English sources

A final Senate vote on the bill was expected Monday, but flight delays associated with the weekend storm forced its postponement for a day.

On Tuesday, NASA officials were optimistic about the weather for Friday, although they said there was a potential for high winds that could force a postponement for a day or longer.

Researchers have widely studied the crucial role of the 'contraceptive revolution' on fertility quantum (e.g., Frejka 2008) and fertility postponement (for a detailed review see Sobotka 2004).

The latter question suggests to your doctor that you're unwilling to be treated instead of making it clear that you simply need a short postponement for a family event.

I ask for a postponement for an additional candidate or candidates to stand in an open and fair process".

Also, the use of contact tracing of 20%-40 20%-40ntacts (required for the long epidemic postponements) for a uniform mixing model cannot be directly compared to an individual-based model; tracing from 4 to 8 out of 20 assumed contacts spread randomly through the population may represent a harder task than tracing 15 or so household and hub members directly in contact with a diagnosed case.

Flight managers had been worried, right up to the final minutes of the countdown, that thunderstorms might force a postponement for the second day in a row.

The break in interest rates it is seeking would represent "a subsidy of several billion euros for a couple of years, and that's not a lot, just a postponement for breathing room" on the $150 billion it will need over two years — and that money must be repaid.

Last week Mr Gove agreed to a postponement for one year of changes to maths and further A-levels, which will mean teaching them in the classroom in 2016.

Last month Mr. Viertel and his partners also announced a postponement for another new musical, "Prince of Broadway," a retrospective of the career of the producer and director Harold Prince, which had been intended for the fall.

For most people, nature's unwillingness to roll out spring sunshine amounts to little more than minor inconveniences: fewer strolls through the park, perhaps a mild seasonal depression or the postponement -- for a few more weeks -- of that first ice cream cone of the year.