Sentence examples for that will postpone from inspiring English sources

The design is also subject to an approval process that will postpone the start of construction until 2003.

The result is a nice little pasta dish, one that will postpone the need for making zucchini bread to another day.

Even if the tax does hit then, most trusts have built up pools of deductible items that will postpone corporate tax payments for at least four more years, longer still for trusts that are boosting their reserves.

The Senate and President Obama are ready to pass legislation that will postpone the DTV Transistion date from Feburary 17th, 2009 to June 12th , 2009– or so says the Internet.

That will postpone a rise in commercial rents and drive down building values.

While that will postpone the immediate pain, it means that the cuts, when they come, will be concentrated over an even shorter period.

But Clare Lewis-Jones, who runs Infertility Network UK, a charity that provides advice and support (and, incidentally, the Fertility Show), worries that women will postpone childbirth even longer thinking they have cash in the bank, only to find they don't.

But for the Arabs, it will be a huge lost opportunity -- one that will only postpone their future another decade.

Mr Abe was right to declare this week that he will postpone the next planned rise, from October 2015 until April 2017 (though he was disingenuous in claiming that he needed a fresh electoral mandate to do so).

Presuppose that you actually would develop this event within the next 5 years; then taking this treatment during that time will postpone the event by up to approximately 1.75 years".

The Palestinian leader, Yasir Arafat, hints encouragingly that he will postpone his threat to proclaim an independent state if no agreement is reached by Sept. 13.