Sentence examples for postponement reflects from inspiring English sources
The likely postponement reflects the depth of the schism between the Palestinian factions since Hamas routed Fatah in Gaza during several days of deadly fighting in 2007.
Democrats said the postponement reflected growing resistance within the Republican Party over its direction on spending and tax issues.
But Mr. Ryan said the Obama administration needed to more directly confront China for holding down the value of its currency in order to gain an advantage in international trade, and he said the latest postponement reflected Mr. Obama's "insistence on ignoring these problems".
In contrast postponement reflected a period of ambivalence about and evaluation of the pregnancy, as women considered their choices and priorities.
The September election date reflects the third postponement of voting for Parliament, most recently scheduled for May.
Lisa Schwarzbaum reflects.
Mr. Kerry's visit — and the postponement of Mrs. Clinton's — reflected the strained ties between the two nations, but also the efforts by the administration to repair them.
It should be reflected in greater postponement of the entry into motherhood among employed women than among those who do not work, long work interruptions after the first birth, and a strong negative influence of post-natal employment entry on the transition to a second child.
However, it is important to emphasise that these IUD studies do not reflect the real usefulness of IUDs in this situation because they are never reported on an intention-to-use basis: as a result, these papers do not register the pregnancies due to postponements or cancellations in the decision to fit an IUD or in its actual insertion.
According to Erikson, identity diffusion is also characterized by diffusion of the time perspective, reflected either in a sense of urgency regarding decision making or in a loss of regard for time in an endless postponement of such decision making.
