Sentence examples for with a postponement from inspiring English sources

With a postponement of five months, Iraq would emerge with what it wants in the short term -- the status quo.

To the contrary, this week began with a postponement of the much-hyped RNC convention amid controversy, scandal and humiliation.

It is ending with a postponement of Martin Luther King's forecast of victory: the day when his "four little children will live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character".

The true distribution is unknown, and some authors have suggested that a hybrid model of classical NNT thinking along with a postponement model could be used.

A decline in age-specific dementia incidence should go hand in hand with a postponement of dementia to higher ages, thus increasing the mean age of the new dementia cases.

We have previously analyzed the CD4+ cell counts of some of our patients in a longitudinal observational study and found that long-term treatment with low-dose prednisolone is safe and - similar to what has been found by Andrieu et al. [ 31] - associated with a postponement of CD4+ T cell loss by about 2 years relative to baseline values [ 29, 30].

However, nifedipine was associated with a longer postponement of delivery.

A spokesman also said the department would not intercede with the White House to urge a postponement of Mr. Garza's execution, which the State Department's human rights bureau did last December, saying going ahead with the execution would give other countries a basis to question the United States' commitment to international law.

A downpour before the start of the 12th forced a postponement until Saturday, with Game 2 of the best-of-three startshortlyafterhortly after.

But a postponement appears unlikely.

It proved only a postponement.