Sentence examples for postponement which was from inspiring English sources

Market reaction to the postponement, which was announced after trading in Europe closed, was muted.

The postponement, which was widely expected, was disclosed in a Wednesday court filing.

Findings consistently showed a negative association: the higher the unemployment, the lower the quantum of fertility (Macunovich 1996; Adserà 2004; Örsal and Goldstein 2010) or the higher the postponement, which was found for first and second births (Adserà 2010, 2011).

The show's indefinite postponement – which is often theater-speak for cancellation – was first reported by Playbill.

The mayor has therefore asked for the postponement of the demolition, which was supposed to have begun last year.

Venezuela's Supreme Court has already ruled that the postponement of the inauguration, which was due to take place on Thursday, is legal.

Unfortunately, it is not the first time the Government has tried to avoid responsibility for the postponement of my visit, which was originally supposed to take place over a year ago".

Mr Cox told the BBC's Political Thinking podcast that particular scenario would involve accepting whatever postponement the EU offered, which was likely to be "longer than just a few weeks or months".

Various technical delays had forced postponement of the flare lighting, which was originally scheduled for Tuesday afternoon.

This was largely due to the postponement of the annual volunteering week, which was moved from March to September which falls outside the reporting year.

The Democratic aide said aides to the panel's chairman, Johnny Isakson (R-Ga)., sat in on some interviews with Jackson's current and past colleagues, and that what those aides heard helped spur Isakson to call for the postponement of Jackson's confirmation hearing, which was supposed to take place last Wednesday.