0 a delay to an event because someone plans or decides that it should happen at a later date or time: --
In the longer term, this could result in the improvements being maintained and in the postponement of any possible relapse.
The remaining districts show patterns of marriage postponement intermediate in character.
Besides the foreign objection, there were domestic objections, which did not seem to contribute to the postponement.
The reductions, remissions, and postponements granted from the beginning of 1931 were as follows.
Postponement of gratification intuitively seems to be neutral since it is not clear why it matters when a person experiences gratification.
And postponement of first births during the early teenage years and second birth during the late teenage years may not, in fact, reduce neonatal mortality.
Currently observed age-parity specific stillbirth rates cannot be used to predict the consequences of deliberate postponement of childbearing by healthy women.
Given the rapid inflation, tax postponement was essentially tantamount to tax forgiveness.
