Voorbeelden van postponing

• The negotiations have been postponed indefinitely.

• I was really angry when she asked me to postpone my trip to help her move house.

• There's no point postponing the event just because the weather forecast is bad.

• We decided to postpone the party until my parents had returned from America.

• The exams have been postponed until next month.

• In such cases, a cautious tokenizer produces alternative segmentations postponing the decision to a later processing stage.

• Medical evidence indicates that many human beings are capable of postponing death for important cultural occasions.

• By postponing the moment of death one allows more severe states of chronic disease to appear.

• Postponing for the moment the issue of owner occupation, the rising property market had some important direct effects on slum clearance.

• Individuals respond to the uncertainty by reducing the risk associated with investment, either by reducing the level of investment or postponing the investment.

• That is, the specification accommodates any option value associated with postponing investment.

• He or she focuses on cer tain problems in succession, postponing any decisions concerning other elements of the design.

• As we will discuss below, this could be a critical step towards postponing human ageing.

• However, opposing thoughts that nothing much would be left of her former life made her sad, and she kept postponing her plans to go back.

• However, some had decided to take the risk of continuing as they were, effectively postponing decision-making.

• Either by reducing the pension level or by postponing the retirement age.

• These attachments were not infrequently given as the reason for postponing or forsaking plans to emigrate.

• In contrast, increases in the rate of interest will reduce the rate of increase of fishing effort by reducing the relative attraction of postponing fishing.

• The technical question, then, is how can we extend the fruits of this laboratory research to postponing ageing in humans.

• For example, normative openness can result from postponing decisions about what should constitute a norm.