Sentence examples for postponement subject from inspiring English sources

The Yankees said fans holding tickets for Friday's game could use them for the makeup game or exchange them at Yankee Stadium for any regular-season home game within 12 months of the postponement, subject to availability.

The monitoring was targeted to occur during the 38th to 40th week of pregnancy; however, because of premature births or postponements, some subject's homes were monitored immediately after delivery.

Championship clubs are due to play their 12th league game on the midweek of 23 and 24 October, while teams in League One and League Two are set to reach that stage of the season on 13 October, subject to postponements for international call-ups.

Visits were never twice-yearly as had been agreed with Kennedy and were subject to repeated postponements.

Rangers' game at St Johnstone was subject to a late postponement due to a section of the McDiarmid Park pitch being frozen, giving the champions extra rest ahead of next weekend's Old Firm derby.

Yet postponement can mean a matter of years.

There was no case of postponement of infusion.

The only subject of conversation was the postponement of the death of Timothy J. McVeigh.

Mubarak's trial was subject to frequent administrative delays and postponements.

This was not intentional, but it so resembles a classic logical paradox on postponement, that I can't resist making that the subject of this post.

By asking for a postponement of the execution of the arrest warrant, Libyan authorities are subjecting themselves to the scrutiny of the ICC's judges.