Sentence examples similar to were postponement from inspiring English sources
noun
A delay, as a formal delay in a proceeding.
- The lawyer asked for a postponement in the trial so he could spend more time preparing before it began.
China's controversial plan to install Green Dam internet filtering software on all computers will go ahead despite being postponement, a government official told state media today.
One concept that has been proposed but not yet been fully explored in this context is postponement.
One of the major changes in the societies noted worldwide over the past few decades is postponement of childbearing due to women pursuing higher education and a successful career.
In the German-speaking countries and in the south of Europe there was postponement too, but there was a much weaker recuperation, if it is there at all (at least visible in the data we have so far).
The main advantage of delaying subsequent RRO beyond the currently recommended age will be postponement of premature menopause and its effect on noncancer-related morbidity and (menopause-related) quality of life (QoL).
In a statement, "60 Minutes" stood by the report's claim that there were three postponements. .
Dr. Kreutzer had said he would not accept the position if there was a postponement.
The alternative, though, might only have been a postponement of a day or two.
The only subject of conversation was the postponement of the death of Timothy J. McVeigh.
The company did not say whether the initial public offering in AmericanGreetings.com was a postponement or a cancellation.
If the answer is "No," "Postponement of extubation" timing and "Tracheotomy" are proposed.
