At first, the talk is of lawyers and postponements, but the conversation turns to the inescapable.
Snow Friday forced postponement of the round.
The supreme court, which arbitrates on constitutional disputes but has not ruled against the government since 2003, said that the postponement was legal.Mr Chávez has turned over some powers to Mr Maduro.
Similar arguments can be found in Kohler et al. (2002a, b); Mills and Blossfeld (2005) and Sobotka et al. (2010), who maintain that an economic downturn brings about uncertainties that in turn, lead to postponement.
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).
It can rain only / when the very plot turns on pain or postponement, / the occasional funeral.
This could happen if strong-currency countries react to falling exchange rates by raising import barriers against "competitive devaluations".It would be hard to ensure that delaying the single currency even for a short time did not turn into an indefinite postponement.
The collapse of the would-be alliance led, in turn, to the indefinite postponement of talks between the U.S. and British governments on traffic rights.
Research on leagility, defined as the capability of concurrently deploying the lean and agile paradigms, hinges heavily on the identification of the decoupling point, which, in turn, is enabled by postponement.
The postponement was accompanied by a bout of buck passing.
