Sentence examples for postponement may be from inspiring English sources

But his advisers continue to hint that a postponement may be necessary if riots and looting continue into next year.

And so the case is scheduled for trial tomorrow, though a postponement may be sought because Mr. O'Grady now lives in San Francisco.

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

If the experience of the British farmer Oliver Walston (discussed by Simon Jenkins in Friday's Guardian) is typical, then Europe - except France, which negotiated a brief postponement - may be starting to experience a farming change of seismic proportions for which it may not have been given sufficient credit.

Fourth, we could only include 11 of 27 trials, and we need to consider the possibility that the low postponement values may be explained by selection bias.

Better yet, prospective jurors are now guaranteed a first postponement by phone, may be able to get more in person, and are even asked to choose a convenient time to serve.

The effect of postponement of solids may be even more outspoken in high-risk children [ 15].

In this example one should consider whether there is a need for transfusion, whether left ventricular failure is present and the respiratory load; postponement of weaning may be necessary [ 32].

Such birth postponement may also be related to the role incompatibility of enrollment in the educational system and motherhood (Black et al. 2008).

However, glucose-restricted IMR-90 cells which resulted in the longest lifespan extension (66.7%) did not show a prominent change of p16 expression among three tested cell lines indicating that p16 signaling-induced aging postponement may not be the only causative factor although it otherwise correlates with lifespan extension in CR.

(3) A postponement authorized by this subsection may be terminated by the Director of Selective Service for cause upon no less than 10 days notice to the registrant.