Sentence examples for postponement will from inspiring English sources

Wilson believes a similar postponement will occur when the new law comes into force this summer.

The announcement added, "The postponement will allow additional time to prepare the innovative and complex production".

Some hope that postponement will stimulate violence in Kosovo and further encourage western reconsideration of independence.

A postponement will give electoral officials more time to deliver some 30 million voter cards.

It appears about 90 percent certain that a lockout will postpone the start of the N.H.L. season, so the next question is how long that postponement will last.

According to Patrick Frater, Beijing-based Asia editor of US film trade magazine Variety, the real reason for Mockingjay's postponement will in all likelihood never be known.

And the president has just avoided coming up with any cuts in the deal made on January 1st to stop America heading over the fiscal cliff, despite bullying the Republicans in Congress to accept tax rises on the rich.An America that cannot deal with its financial problems other than through repeated crises followed by shabby postponements will eventually go broke.

"If they don't give us a postponement we will go on strike and will lose 3-0 [by walkover]." Soon after the FIGC agreed to call the game off but warned it would be the last time.

UNLESS a technical hitch causes a postponement, Italy will go to the polls on April 13th and 14th to elect its 62nd post-war government and the signs are that it will be led by Silvio Berlusconi, just like the 53rd, the 59th and the 60th.

"As was the case with last weekend's postponements, EPCR will be advised by the French authorities and LNR as to whatever course of action is appropriate regarding the round two matches in the Champions Cup and the Challenge Cup.

The experimental results showed that tempo-postponement design will increase the flexibility and quick response for supply chain management.