Sentence examples similar to year long postponement from inspiring English sources

Morocco had sought a year-long postponement, citing the danger of the virus spreading at large gatherings.

For example, the offset component of California's cap-and-trade program was largely built on project methodologies initially tested in the voluntary markets, which paved the way for pre-compliance offsets to flow into the regulatory program despite a year-long postponement to the program's launch.

"All year long," Moore said.

A long postponement would require Britain to elect representatives to the European Parliament in voting that would take place from May 23 to 26 in all member states.

If the spirit of his age resides in him, his long postponement of an infamous album has diluted that spirit somewhat.

"We worked pretty hard all year long.

What do they do all year long?

Life, as it is called, is for most of us one long postponement.

IPOs are often delayed, of course, but for a government that prides itself on smooth execution, a long postponement could be embarrassing.

I predict legal intervention, litigation and a long postponement of official results.

Keep it interesting all year long.