Sentence examples for resolved to postpone from inspiring English sources

By July only about 5% of all production was fully in private hands, and on July 29 the parliament resolved to postpone further privatization on the grounds that the shadow economy was in the hands of criminal elements.

As this became something of an embarrassment, since his results were being quoted without being in print, he resolved to postpone a fully systematic exposition and present instead a more autobiographical account of how the systems arose and were improved.

Avalokiteshvara supremely exemplifies the bodhisattva's resolve to postpone his own buddhahood until he has helped every sentient being on earth achieve liberation (moksha; literally, "release") from suffering (dukkha) and the process of death and rebirth (samsara).

Treatment was interrupted when a patient had a non-haematologic toxicity of >grade 2 during treatment, and restarted at a 25% reduced dosage after the toxicity had resolved to a level of

He resolved to protect him.

Moroun resolved to take control.

"Unfortunately we were hit by a storm early Thursday morning that caused some damage to half our tent housing and busted pipes and delayed flights that were arriving to the point where we weren't comfortable in our ability to resolve it, and we decided to postpone the festival," McFarland said.

And the compromise between the two Palestinian leaders, while pointing toward the erosion of Mr. Arafat's pre-eminence in the long term, appeared to postpone rather than resolve basic questions of who is in charge of what in the governing Palestinian authority.

Citing a vague clause in the constitution that calls upon the king to "resolve any difficulties", he asked him to postpone the polls.

FRANKFURT — Domestic politics in euro zone countries emerged again on Tuesday as a serious obstacle to resolving the European debt crisis, contributing to a decision by officials to postpone a crucial meeting they had planned for Friday.

Frederick, however, was inclined to postpone such a venture until the Italian problems had been resolved.