Sentence examples for postponement later from inspiring English sources

The Nigerian official, who is knowledgeable of the discussions, said the Independent National Electoral Commission would announce the postponement later on Saturday.

Depending on the consequence, the event was defined as either a postponement (later the same day) or a cancellation (another day).

Five postponements later, 84 parts per billion remains the only enforceable figure.

The outbreak of World War II in 1939 led to the postponement, and later the abandonment, of these plans.

Postponement after postponement.

The World Series is scheduled to conclude, barring postponements, no later than Nov. 1, with the sixth and seventh games, if necessary, Oct. 31 and Nov. 1.

Mr. DeLay, who appeared with House leaders but remained silent as others announced the postponement, told reporters later that the inability to move forward with the vote was a shared responsibility.

Given the secessionist threats of South Carolina and Georgia, Mr. Ellis writes, they believed that the question of abolition "possessed the political potential to destroy the union" -- a conviction that would be underscored seven decades later when postponement of the debate erupted into the Civil War.

In that case, longevity gains do not lead to increases in health expenditures but merely to postponement of costs to later ages.

"That was one of the worst decisions I have had on a court," Berdych said later of the postponement.

Condom use and postponement of sexual intercourse to later ages due to fear of HIV may be another possible explanation for the decline in teenage deliveries.