Sentence examples for postponement until the from inspiring English sources
But Ludovica Villar-Hauser, the play's producer and director, said delays in completing financing for the Broadway production mandated a postponement until the summer or fall.
Postponement until the patient is critically ill (in modern medical terms) means that the sacrament is often administered to unconscious or heavily sedated patients even though the church urges that the sacrament be given, if possible, while the person is still conscious.
The postponement, until the second half of April, diplomats said, was announced in Vienna by the Iranian ambassador to the International Atomic Energy Agency, Pirooz Hosseini, who claimed the delay was related solely to Iran's New Year's holiday, which begins March 20.
Shields (7-0) is taking a second fight since her planned November opponent, Christina Hammer, required a postponement until the first quarter of 2019.
The Scientist reports the postponement until next year of the 5th European Plant Science Organisation (EPSO) conference, which was originally scheduled for above the Arctic Circle, near Muonio in Lapland.
After this rejection Hitler ordered an immediate offensive against France, but bad weather forced repeated postponements until the spring of 1940.
Moon has asked Washington for a postponement until after the Olympics, but no agreement has been reached.
In the hearing on Tuesday, prosecutors asked for the postponement until August, and the defense agreed.
The guerrillas, he repeated, want a direct role in government in return for peace.The increasing unrest has already caused the postponement until next January of the Copa America, the world's third-biggest football tournament, which was due to begin in Colombia on July 11th.
An increase in the consumption tax in April has been widely blamed for the country's slide into recession, prompting Mr Abe to announce the postponement until 2017 of plans to raise the tax again.
The generals want a new national coalition to gather parties of the centre-right and the centre-left together, so enabling the postponement until 2000 of a general election.The latest politician to take over the thankless task of coalition-building is Bulent Ecevit, a veteran leftist leader, who was named temporary prime minister on December 2nd.
