Sentence examples for to postponement of from inspiring English sources

But violent reaction to that operation led to postponement of plans to capture Abu Khattala days later.

Suggested conceptualization through critical instruction is expected either to resolve disorienting situations or to lead to postponement of courses and reconsideration of the theoretical framework.

In the 1950s the plain was chosen for intensive agricultural development with resettlement of refugees from the north, but the subsequent war in Vietnam contributed to postponement of the project.

Delegates at today's forum had no real negotiating powers, but people close to the talks said there was hope that the chief Japanese representative, Yoshihisa Ojimi, Deputy Minister for Trade, might be able to make some sort of commitment that would lead to postponement of legislative action in Washington.

Detailed planning took place, although public spending cuts led to postponement of the scheme in 1967 before tenders were invited.

R. Tolkien noted that the introduction of Faramir had led to postponement of the book's dénouement and to further development of the background for Gondor and Rohan.

ViaSat was off, too, after cutting its fourth-quarter expectations due to postponements of contracts and higher costs.

This corroborates with similar studies [ 13, 17- 19] and may be attributable to the postponement of childbirth due to longer schooling.

Although fertilization makes it possible to cut earlier, it may also lead to the postponement of cutting since fertilization makes it possible to maintain a sufficient relative value increment for a longer time.

Last summer, the Obama administration raised objections to the treaty that helped to force postponement of the talks.

The special care was taken to avoid repeating the problems that led to the postponement of the execution of Timothy J. McVeigh.