Sentence examples for some postponement from inspiring English sources

Chiang Kai-shek's de facto acceptance of the Japanese occupation of north-east China in 1931 allowed some postponement of hostilities.

Some postponement may require extra storage facilities to keep unfinished products safe and clean.

Some postponement may disrupt workload flows that may arise from shorter response times between demand forecasting and actual production/distribution activities.

If a national trauma warrants some days' postponement of voting, shouldn't we establish guidelines before the chaos of the moment?

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

Even before the postponement, some Arab countries had criticized Switzerland for calling the conference, accusing it of bending to American and Israeli pressure.

Hours before the announcement of the postponement, some of the aspirants and clubs took to the streets of Nairobi in a demonstration saying they had no confidence in the IEB.

When the judge announced the latest postponement, some relatives of victims sighed.

The decline in oil prices over the past year has led to the postponement of some projects.

Jacques Rogge, president of the I.O.C., applauded Beijing's preparations, but also cautioned that pollution might force the postponement of some endurance sports.

The most immediate impact from the decrease in oil and equity prices has been the postponement of some major infrastructure projects, primarily in the private sector.