Sentence examples for postponing implementation of from inspiring English sources
What he's accomplished: The Administration has fought legal battles blocking or postponing implementation of voter I.D. laws in several states.
Indiana, one of the most education reform-minded states in recent years, is postponing implementation of the Common Core initiative so that there can be more discussion on the quality and impact of the standards.
But on Sunday he said he was postponing implementation of the higher tariffs as a deal now seemed close.
In postponing implementation of its paid system until January 2011, the NYT provided industry members with a chance to investigate the matter, and, perhaps, to eventually adopt it.
In August, the Trump administration announced it was postponing implementation of the so-called fiduciary rule ― another Obama-era legacy ― that requires investment managers to act in the best interests of their clients.
Postponing implementation of programmes as a result of delays in funding happened regularly in all districts.
BSkyB dropped its fight to get the Competition Appeal Tribunal to implement a "stay" to postpone implementation of Ofcom's ruling, in return for a limitation on the cut-price deal not being offered to all competitors in the market.
In November the EU announced it would postpone implementation of the plan until at least September 2013.
Tony Blair agreed to postpone implementation of new EU rules restricting the sales of herbal medicines in the UK after lobbying by the Prince of Wales in February 2005, letters published on Wednesday reveal.
The Obama administration wrote regulations to carry out this long- dormant provision in 2015, but President Trump's housing secretary, Ben Carson, who previously denounced the whole idea as "social engineering," recently postponed implementation of the Obama rule until late 2020.
The agency had asked that the judge postpone implementation of his decision pending an appeal and also until after its board met next — on Sept. 27, when it would presumably address the no-demeaning-language policy.
