Sentence examples for postponement of his from inspiring English sources

One result was King Abdullah's abrupt postponement of his meeting with Mr. Bush, which had been scheduled for late April.

He enrolled at Worcester College, Oxford, in 1938, but the advent of World War II the next year necessitated the postponement of his studies.

(I reported about the postponement of his first execution date, a delay that aggrieved McVeigh, who had eagerly anticipated what he called his "suicide-by-cop deluxe package").

He had sought a postponement of his prison term until an appeals court rules in a separate case challenging the constitutionality of Mueller's appointment.

As previously indicated the Tribunal found, after a full medical examination of and report on the condition of this defendant, that he should be tried, without any postponement of his case.

President Obama made yet another postponement of his Asia trip and invited the entire House Democratic caucus to the White House Saturday, which qualifies as possibly the worst way to spend your weekend in the history of the world.

His repeated postponements of his departure for the East, granted by a cooperative Honorius, ultimately prevented him from joining the Crusade.

Between his feckless dashing about Washington like a barely housebroken Scooby-Doo and his postponement of more open hearings that might further reveal the administration's culpability, he has done his best to obfuscate and obstruct.

Economic crises during the 20th century gave rise to further legislative measures, providing a breathing spell for the debtor by means of a postponement or reduction of his liability, coupled if necessary with a change in ownership.

But there had also been worry and speculation that Mr. Jackson was not physically ready for such an arduous run of concerts, and his postponement of the first of those shows to July 13 from July 8 fueled new rounds of gossip about his health.

If the spirit of his age resides in him, his long postponement of an infamous album has diluted that spirit somewhat.