Sentence examples for report postponement from inspiring English sources

The emotional distress caused by the treatment failure and the necessity to choose about future treatment can also explain why patients report postponement of treatment as the most frequent reason for discontinuation.

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.

But Rolling Stone reported that the postponement was due to a family illness, citing "a source close to the band".

(I reported about the postponement of his first execution date, a delay that aggrieved McVeigh, who had eagerly anticipated what he called his "suicide-by-cop deluxe package").

Chris Gorringe's successors will still make their weather and postponement reports over the loudspeakers, using rather the same measured tone for good news and bad news, which has always seemed like an audio relic of the days of empire, when tightly regulating one's diction was a way to avoid projecting vulnerability to the potentially restive locals.

It was reported after the postponement of their airing that the second and third films were to be entitled I Can't Stop Wanking and Masturbation for Women respectively.

The postponement was reported by the Jersey Journal, citing Weehawken's mayor, Richard Turner.

announced the delay Tuesday morning, after The Washington Post and other outlets reported Monday that the postponement was forthcoming.

The postponement of the report into Israel's 2008 assault on Gaza triggered heavy criticism of the PA leadership, at one time threatening Abbas's position.

The postponement was first reported by The Globe.

First, as The New York Times reported, it allows for a postponement of the Yahoo meeting and buys Yahoo additional time to negotiate an alternative transaction.