Sentence examples for postponement suggested from inspiring English sources

England's call for postponement suggested that the election lacks credibility following the removal of Blatter's only challenger after allegations that he tried to corrupt the election.

He said Klaus Regling, the chief executive of the E.F.S.F., had just returned from a visit to Asia, and the postponement suggested worryingly low demand for European debt, in particular from Asian investors.

The postponement suggests that the Saudi authorities are not impervious to the wave of protests about the case.

Saying that the district attorney's office "has a lot of capable lawyers," Goodman strongly protested the postponement and suggested that David Cox, a deputy district attorney who is assisting Wickersham, take over the case in Wickersham's absence.

Sir Mervyn King was one high profile critic of the suggested postponement.

Auriemma suggested that postponement might be a good idea because fans who are driving might have a difficult time reaching the arena on dangerous roads.

The officials suggested a postponement of two to six months, taking into account the Muslim month of fasting, which starts in October, and the onset of the Afghan winter, which makes many parts of the country inaccessible.

In our study, the potential underutilization of health care for children with mild respiratory symptoms might indeed suggest postponement of seeking care.

In what looked like a move to give Osborne an opportunity to save some face, Germany suggested a slight postponement and slight adjustment of the new regime.

(Mr. Houghton suggested "Dubuque" after Mr. Albee asked for a postponement of Signature's plans to produce a new play of his, "Edward Albee's Laying an Egg," because it was taking longer to complete than he expected.

However, the recent drop in support for the ACA would seem to suggest that postponement might be good politics, too.