Sentence examples for postponement to attend from inspiring English sources
Dr. King used the postponement to attend to other matters, including pleading with the media to exclude his name from any speculation about a presidential run.
Anna Stavitskaya, another lawyer representing Politkovskaya's family, said she would ask for a postponement because Moskalenko was unable to attend.
Between a conference, my son's new medical issue and an Autism Acceptance deadline (a piece on PLOS blog -- I encourage you to read it), postponement meant we could travel to Florida to attend the reunion.
Now, with the bloody conflict in its third year and no end in sight, many Syrians are heading online to vent their frustrations with the so-called Geneva 2 peace process, mired in seemingly perpetual postponement mode as opposition elements bicker about whether to attend.
Geoffrey had managed to secure a postponement of his case at Rome until 1 November, but was still unable to attend, which led Pope Celestine to order that Geoffrey's suspension should be performed by Hugh of Lincoln.
Following the postponement, many students took to social media to express concerns that their marks would be affected or that they would be unable to attend resits.
Thatcher unable to attend.
The A's protested the postponement, to no avail.
Tory MPs are rattled (Lib Dems pleased) by the postponement to 2016 of Trident's replacement.
