Sentence examples similar to postponement transition from inspiring English sources

There can be no more postponement of the transition to a low carbon economy.

The main argument is that systems characterized by strong kinship and intergenerational relationship (e.g., Southern European familistic countries) are those where couples have lower fertility (Dalla Zuanna 2001; Livi-Bacci 2001) and young people delay the transition to adulthood, in turn implying a postponement of childbearing (Billari 2004).

The relatively muted response to the postponement underscored the differences between political transitions in Tunisia and Egypt.

'The second demographic transition' refers to growing female employment, postponement of pregnancy and decreasing birth rates which have occurred in western countries.

43) The persistence of binge drinking into young adulthood may also be related to a delay in 'maturing out' of drinking as a result of the postponement in recent cohorts of major social role transitions such as marriage and parenthood into later adulthood.

The postponement was catastrophic.

But a postponement appears unlikely.

Transition, transition, transition.

It proved only a postponement.

This caused postponement of the robbery.

This postponement is not voluntary.