Príklady postpone

• 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.

• This procedure was decided upon so as not to postpone the beginning of the intervention for the children's sake.

• Prisoners who were sick were advised to postpone family visits, and not to attend work while symptomatic.

• However, the visit had to be postponed to the very end of the season because poor weather conditions delayed the whole programme.

• Because the risks remain undefined and unmeasured, should the federal government postpone action?

• At this point, these facts are queried with ground queries only: queries with variables are postponed until also ground rules have been shown.

• At this step, contextual knowledge is proceduralised and in the meantime operators postpone actions as sequences.

• Potential crises will be postponed or mitigated as a result.

• Rather than rejecting responsible cabinets and a stronger central government role, these reform edicts postponed them to a later time.

• It was a specific parental strategy to provide children with basic resources and to postpone to a later date the proper reward for their help.

• Using survey data, they show that one-quarter of older workers say they postponed retirement due to equity market losses.

• Highly educated women are more likely to postpone their childbearing, and when age is held constant the difference disappears.

• Classes often start late and are shorter than the scheduled hours, and quite frequently, because their teachers are otherwise occupied, classes are postponed or cancelled.

• These historical circumstances allow me to postpone dealing with the complex and understudied issue of when new parties and candidates enter the electoral fray.

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

• We postpone a formal presentation to section 4.4, where we deal with a generalization of grammars discussed here.