Sentence examples for time postponing from inspiring English sources

We Israelis simply do not have the luxury of spending more time postponing a solution.

In particular, Goukouni and his men had shown themselves reluctant to follow Gaddafi's solicitations to make The Green Book the official policy of the FROLINAT, and had first tried to take time, postponing the question until the complete reunification of the movement.

Condoleezza Rice, secretary of state at the time, postponed a trip to Egypt to protest his imprisonment.

Legislative leaders at the same time postponed moving on bills that would restore hundreds of millions of dollars in spending to the $90.8 billion budget Mr. Pataki had proposed in January.

Even if coverage thus improves with time, postponed vaccination adds to the pool of unprotected children in the population.

At the end of last year, On2 – not for the first time – postponed a meeting at which it had hoped to get shareholder approval for its purchase by Google.

Maria Margaronis is London correspondent for The Nation When David Cameron had finished his multiple times postponed speech I wondered whether he still might have given it too early, before his thinking on Europe was properly done.

Twenty-one radiosondes (Vaisala RS92-SGPD) were launched from the BIG campus (near BAKO and BAK2 stations), with a time interval of 6 h, at 0030, 0630, 1230 (at times postponed to 1630), and 1830 local time (LT), to obtain detailed vertical profiles up to about 30 km altitude.

Patients were to stop treatment if the chemotherapy dose was reduced or postponed three times, postponed more than three weeks, or if there were signs of progression during treatment.

People short of time also tunnel, borrowing time by postponing projects that are tomorrow's emergency but not today's.

And perhaps now is the time for postponing age-related diseases of normal aging in our life time [ 137].