Sentence examples for postponement of voting from inspiring English sources

The September election date reflects the third postponement of voting for Parliament, most recently scheduled for May.

The brazen attack forced the postponement of voting in parliamentary elections, scheduled for Saturday, by a week in Kandahar province.

If a national trauma warrants some days' postponement of voting, shouldn't we establish guidelines before the chaos of the moment?

He has alienated many of his fellow Shia allies as well as his Kurdish partners, many of whom seem poised to withdraw from the coalition government.In the provinces of al-Anbar and Nineveh, where Sunnis predominate and where anti-government protests have raged since December, the postponement of voting may help keep unpopular local politicians allied with Mr Maliki in power.

In recent days they forced postponement of votes on compromise legislation, and on Wednesday led a revolt against House leadership in voting down the bill.

Hundreds of people have already taken to the streets to protest against the postponement of the second round of voting.

Will she want to be in the position of voting for a postponement of Brexit, when she has said (by some estimates) more than a hundred times, that the UK would leave on March 29?

Whatever happens--including the possible postponement of the voting or the later resignation of Thieu pending new elections--the ludicrous events of the past several weeks may well presage the doom of the 4-year-old 2nd Republic.

Norimitsu Onishi (NYT) THE AMERICAS PERU: COMPUTER TESTS -- Election officials tested computers intended to assure a clean presidential runoff vote on Sunday, as sometimes violent street protests calling for a postponement of the vote continued.

The associations could yet force a postponement of the vote, but it would need more than 150 of them, 75 per cent, to do so.

(The error also occurred on Wednesday in an article about the postponement of a vote on the project by a state board).