Sentence examples for postponement represents from inspiring English sources

The postponement represents a bitter political blow to Cameron although he faced little choice given the scale of the tragedy unfolding in the Algerian desert.

Rebecca Harms, the Greens co-president said that the postponement represented "a coup against the EU's democratic decision-making" that would seriously damage its regulatory credibility after the "dieselgate" scandal.

It represents the postponement of economic independence for young adults, and in many cases limits the capability of contributing economically to their household.

Such postponements can be estimated on the basis of clinical trials where the area between the (event free) survival curves represents the mean postponement.

His endless studies for public commissions may represent postponement as much as preparation.

Peter Lodder QC, chairman of the Bar Council which represents barristers, welcomed the postponements of both civil legal aid cuts and price-based competition on criminal legal aid.

The Care and Support Alliance, which represents 80 leading care charities, welcomed the postponement of the cap.

In Taha's revisionist reading, the elevation of the Medinan verses was only a historical postponement — the Meccan verses, representing the ideal religion, would be revived when humanity had reached a stage of development capable of accepting them, ushering in a renewed Islam based on freedom and equality.

The average postponement of death as represented by the area between the survival curves.

We identified statin trial reports that provided all-cause survival curves for treated and untreated, and calculated the average postponement of death as represented by the area between the survival curves.

The human lineage represents a unique situation where there is an observed increased longevity but there is no postponement of the ageing process.