Sentence examples for postponement is in from inspiring English sources
For this reason, it is not at all clear to us that postponement is in our nation's best interest.
Celestin is standing firm and is encouraging civil society, including business and church leaders, to conclude a vote postponement is in the best interests of Haiti.
A spokesman for Nasheed's Maldivian Democratic party said the postponement was "in complete contravention of the constitution".
People with knowledge of the administration's work to put the law into full effect said the postponement was in part a result of delays by the I.R.S. and the Treasury Department in finishing proposed rules and regulations for businesses.
The postponement was in response to growing complaints from teachers' unions and school administrators that they were being held accountable for results on tests before they had time to adjust to new curriculum standards.
The postponement is because of concern that gridlock in cross-border movement of medicines will reduce sales to the continent, limiting the need for more manufacturing capacity at its plant in Macclesfield, Cheshire.
The possible date postponement is included in a draft report that has been circulated among government and commission officials in recent days, and is expected to be among the topics discussed during a Wednesday hearing focusing on the origins and execution of the Sept. 11 plot.
The empirical observation that fertility postponement is often higher in large, expensive housing markets in comparison with smaller and less expensive markets led to an interest in the interaction of housing markets and fertility (Haurin, et al 1993).
The five-week postponement is the latest in a troubled development cycle that began almost a decade ago.
The postponement is the latest in a series of setbacks for the memorial.
For just that reason, the postponement is also reverberating in Cairo, where many liberals want to push back the first election since the ouster of President Hosni Mubarak — now scheduled for September — because they fear that Egypt's venerable Muslim Brotherhood has a decisive organizing edge.
