Examples of 'decision to postpone' in a sentence
Meaning of "decision to postpone"
Decision to postpone: Indicates a choice made to delay or reschedule an event, action, or plan to a later time
How to use "decision to postpone" in a sentence
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I was surprised by your decision to postpone the launch.
Decision to postpone payments.
Sami made the decision to postpone college.
My decision to postpone the flight was taken in response to a request from the Secretary-General.
In this sense the decision to postpone.
Still, the decision to postpone was an easy one for the couple.
Not making a decision is a decision in itself, the decision to postpone or not do something.
We feel that the decision to postpone the holding of general elections is wise.
He has also been responding to fans supporting the decision to postpone tonight 's performance.
Napoleon made the decision to postpone his first big attack until the ground dried out.
This is why, indeed, independent circles in Gaza welcomed the decision to postpone.
They then took a unanimous decision to postpone the election.
The decision to postpone the election is a robbery, and stealing of people's right.
This led to the WHO decision to postpone publication.
Decision to postpone having a child and, indirectly, are.
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We thus appreciate the sponsors ' decision to postpone consideration of this item.
After much deliberation, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) made the decision to postpone the games.
Government's decision to postpone peace talks.
Blaine and Kurt ( Chris Colfer ) discuss their decision to postpone sex.
Here 's what your decision to postpone your purchase may entail.
How does it view the Albanian Government's decision to postpone the census?
Nonetheless, the decision to postpone the conference is unusual and might be politically significant.
Whereas in its resolution of 8 April 2003 accompanying the decision to postpone discharge, Parliament.
The euro group 's decision to postpone a decision might be clever from a tactical point of view.
The EU had ambitious plans for the 2008 Summit and regretted China 's decision to postpone it.
Anyway, we have made a decision to postpone the show for four months.
We've made a decision to postpone the show for four months. Anyway.
PreviousCOC and CPC thank IOC for its decision to postpone Games to 2021.
The Committee 's decision to postpone the submission of its report to the General Assembly to 2011.
That followed President Trump 's decision to postpone a tariff hike on Chinese imports.
China welcomes America 's decision to postpone the implementation of import duties until March 2.
West, Ukraine, hail rebel decision to postpone disputed elections.
For now, Britain 's decision to postpone Euro membership makes sense.
According to Billboard Jon's decision to postpone the concerts is based on his doctor's advice.
Five main arguments for the Fed 's decision to postpone the taper have frequently been proposed.
So, we have taken the decision to postpone this week 's show.
Derby's decision to postpone.
I'm informing you Finland's decision to postpone talks on Nordic cooperation.
The Committee supported the decision to postpone IPSAS implementation to 2012.
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We had to postpone the wedding three times
My mother believes we should postpone our marriage
We can not postpone the elections indefinitely
Examples of using Decision
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Right to obtain a decision within a reasonable time
Decision taken directly in the plenary meeting
I will stand by the decision of the majority
