Sentence examples for that a postponement from inspiring English sources

Many of them fear that a postponement might restart the war.

First, he has reminded everyone that "the postponement of tapering is only that, a postponement".

Privately, many acknowledge that a postponement is all but inevitable.Assuming, that is, that there is no flexibility in Frankfurt.

But his advisers continue to hint that a postponement may be necessary if riots and looting continue into next year.

U.S. Soccer just announced at the game that a postponement would not mean a replay, which is usually the rule.

Rob Walker, Nassau County's chief deputy county executive, told Newsday on Sunday that a postponement had been advised.

Fox Soccer just sent out some images on Twitter that hint at a postponement.

But yesterday NI's counsel Michael Silverleaf QC admitted that there were newly discovered "technical issues with data extraction software" that required a postponement.

After spending years becalmed in the doldrums, only to see an inconclusive election that leads to a postponement of much-needed reforms, German consumers seem unlikely to recover their enthusiasm quickly.

She said the main effect of raising the school leaving age was to introduce an "incarceration effect" that led to a postponement in childbearing from the teen years to the early 20s.

Reuven Rivlin, a Likud lawmaker, said Mr. Netanyahu, if he intends a comeback, should "return to activity immediately and put an end to this whispering campaign and to a postponement that could cause the Likud serious damage".