Sentence examples for whether to postpone from inspiring English sources

Kantarian said that a decision of whether to postpone Saturday's sessions would be made by Friday.

But there was no immediate decision about whether to postpone the two-day men's luge competition, scheduled to begin Saturday.

That means he will have to decide whether to postpone or scrap a controversial bill to reverse the reform of the postal system.

Then it will be up to the judge in charge of the case to decide whether to postpone it, Mr. Omar said.

A delay before announcing the board's decision gives the country's political leaders time to consider whether to postpone or overrule the issuance of a license.

However, there was no consensus on whether to postpone discussions on a new partnership agreement with Russia, scheduled for Sept. 16.

Allow me to recapitulate: the President said that we are to vote at 5.30 this evening on whether or not to postpone the vote until the next plenary session.

I'll leave it to the pundits to argue whether Sony's decision to postpone releasing an inane farce was prudent or cowardly.

It's hard to tell whether Apple's request to postpone will be granted, but responses from Motorola are expected shortly.

However, it is has remained unclear whether increased glyoxalase I levels only serve to protect normal growth and survival under adverse conditions, or whether they are able to postpone aging and increase health at advanced age, as a means to longevity.

Which leaves central bankers and politicians with plenty to fret about as they wonder whether they may be forced to postpone the project.