Sentence examples similar to two-hour postponement from inspiring English sources

Liu Xiaoming more than hinted that the 11th-hour postponement was seen as an unfriendly move and that the new government risked jeopardising future relations with China more broadly.

The image of Motherwell as a second-rate, unprofessional organisation was sharpened by the breakdown in the undersoil heating system last month that caused the 11th-hour postponement of a match.

Two two-hour classes.

Two-Hour Marathon.

Reluctantly, the I.O.C. gave Kenteris and Thanou a 72-hour postponement.

Sir Alex Ferguson, for instance, had made a wasted journey here the previous day, when the racecourse disappeared under fog – forcing a 24-hour postponement of the Lexus Chase.

But the inability of legislators to agree on whether the new president should be appointed or elected, and how long he should serve, forced a four-hour postponement.

Postponements and Cancellations – Generally, an eight-hour charge for a single or non-consecutive scheduled mediation date is payable if I first receive notice of the cancellation or postponement less than 15 days prior to a scheduled mediation date of a single day or less than 30 days prior to the first of consecutively scheduled mediation dates (two or more consecutive dates reserved).

At a five-hour public hearing Monday night, the commission cited the complexity of issues and the late hour as reasons for the postponement.

"We're in the 11th hour.

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