Sentence examples for the postponement that from inspiring English sources

In answer to a question at a luncheon in Washington on March 24, Mr. Krebs said the economic climate in the industry would change so much during the postponement that the proposed merger would probably no longer make sense.

Club captain Mark Wallace had said before the postponement that the players might not be in the right mental frame of mind to play.

In another postponement that threatens the privatization of the Sao Paulo state bank Banespa, Brazil's Superior Tribunal of Justice referred a decision over the constitutionality of the sale to a higher court.

Fallon was forced to rule out making any coalition deal with the Liberal Democrats over Trident, even though the 2010 coalition agreement between the two parties said they would delay the "main gate" decision until 2016, a postponement that the then defence secretary Liam Fox said had cost the Treasury £1.4bn.

The most foolish element of the postponement was that it was a decision that could've been made much earlier.

The postponement suggests that the Saudi authorities are not impervious to the wave of protests about the case.

"The reason behind the postponement is that many of the Arab countries are unstable, and others have no leaders, like Egypt and Tunisia," he continued.

Uefa officials were due to reach a decision over when the match could be rescheduled within two hours of the postponement, but that was delayed after issues emerged with supplying enough stewards.

This was not intentional, but it so resembles a classic logical paradox on postponement, that I can't resist making that the subject of this post.

Councilman Daniel R. Garodnick, a lifelong resident of the complexes who often speaks on behalf of the tenants' association, call the postponement a "distraction that destabilizes" what had been an orderly process.

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