Sentence examples for suggests postponing from inspiring English sources

When Janine's wracked with pain, the doctor diagnoses a urinary tract infection and suggests postponing the wedding.

Kilkelly said Lewis tries to play peacemaker and suggests postponing the trip until he can save the money himself, but Audrey insists David will co-operate and she tears up their contract.

These players, three people involved in the union said this week, have suggested postponing any strike until next year.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 18 — In the Bush administration, it is considered heresy to suggest postponing the planned return of sovereignty to Iraq.

After fellow Catholic X fell pregnant, Ivereigh said he had proposed to her but when their relationship deteriorated he suggested postponing the marriage.

Some have suggested postponing cha-cha until the 2010 elections, when voters would also elect a constitutional convention, or "con-con", to consider changes.

Iraqi officials say Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., in conversations with Iraqi leaders, suggested postponing the question of disqualifications until after the election.

To provide more time for negotiations, some governments have suggested postponing the wrap-up ministerial meeting now scheduled for Dec. 3 to 7. But there is barely enough time to forge an agreement under the current schedule.

Nicolas Sarkozy, the French president, at one point suggested postponing a decision until the autumn, although he now seems to be ready to go ahead in July if the European Parliament agrees.

North Europeans suspect that Mr Samaras will be tempted to give up on austerity.To make the reforms stick, Wolfgang Schäuble, the German finance minister, even suggested postponing the election and setting up a small technocratic cabinet like Italy's to run Greece for the next two years.

Although Soviet commanders suggested postponing the bombardment due to poor visibility due to thick fog, front headquarters decided to proceed.