Sentence examples for postponing more from inspiring English sources

Mr. Schumer said that postponing more repairs would only increase the price tag.

Monday's game was postponed more than two hours before the scheduled start time.

As he put it, "One should not postpone more direct political action, while awaiting the gradual change in public opinion to be effected through education and information.

Had the Garden remained closed, the Knicks would have been forced to postpone more home games or play them at another site, probably in New Jersey.

Erdoğan's decision to postpone more significant reforms to a later date was seen as part of his strategy for next year's local elections.

Mr. Dunbar has postponed more than 300 promotions he had scheduled for Friday, partly, he said, because he needed more time to review the accusations against supervisors and determine whether their promotions should be denied.

During the past month the parole board postponed more than 200 parole hearings because it did not have enough data, like sentencing transcripts and pre-sentencing investigation reports, Mr. Farr said.

NCI has had to postpone "several site visits to evaluate re-competing centers and large grant applications, and it has postponed more than a dozen meetings to review grant applications.

But organizations also sometimes adopt nominally better policy to pacify opposition and avert or postpone more sweeping changes.

To ease passage of the legal and financial reforms before Parliament, Tsipras decided to postpone more controversial legislation on further pension changes and agricultural taxes that Greece's lenders have also demanded.

Patients were to stop treatment if the chemotherapy dose was reduced or postponed three times, postponed more than three weeks, or if there were signs of progression during treatment.