We postponed the event.

We postponed the meeting.

In view of the importance that Brazil attached to the activities carried out under the Investment Policy Review programme, and the interest shown in the Investment Policy Review of Brazil, he requested that its presentation be postponed until the second half of 2005.

Germany's new warship postponed yet again

For what Day was it postponed?

He has postponed his departure until tomorrow.

For what Day are these signs postponed?

He postponed leaving for Hokkaido until next month.

Their trip was postponed because of the rain.

We postponed our departure because of the storm.

Tom probably knows why the meeting was postponed.

The interview of the sixth suspect has been postponed.

Hearings before the judge could be postponed several times.

Development is an urgent task that cannot be postponed.

The road map cannot be forgotten or indefinitely postponed.

Spain now pays almost 1 of its GDP in subsidies for renewables, which is more than it spends on higher education. At the end of the century, Spain s massive investment will have postponed global warming by 62 hours.

Nevertheless, some issues requiring urgent attention were postponed in this exercise.

But it also requires fiscal stimulus, especially public investment in productive infrastructure projects, which yield higher returns than the bonds used to finance them. The longer such policies are postponed, the longer we may inhabit the inverted world of negative nominal interest rates.

Unfortunately, given high inflation, structural adjustment has been postponed, with efforts to control credit expansion becoming the government s first priority. This enforced investment slowdown is itself increasing China s net savings, i.e., the current account surplus, while constraining the expansion of domestic consumption.

If one asks, To which day have such calamitous events been postponed?

The Committee postponed action on the draft resolution to its next meeting.

(a) The decision under consideration shall be postponed until the next session.

A hearing scheduled for 21 April was postponed to 7 May and, as the judge was reportedly too busy to hear the case, the criminal proceedings were again postponed until 25 June 2004.

The end date of this peace talks will be postponed to December 15.

The Committee postponed its consideration of the draft resolution until its next meeting.

The Committee then postponed its consideration of the sub item to its next meeting.

The transition to a full, participatory and democratic system can no longer be postponed.

In view of the importance that Brazil attached to the activities carried out under the Investment Policy Review Programme, and the interest shown in the Investment Policy Review of Brazil, he requested that its presentation be postponed until the second half of 2005. This would allow further inter ministerial consultations to be held and thus enhance Brazil's contribution to the discussions of the Review.

The plebiscite was postponed, primarily because eligible voters had not been identified and registered.64

However, the project was subsequently postponed owing to the higher priority assigned to other issues.

Therefore, the submission of the Government Bill to Parliament has been postponed until June 2005.

Because of the logistical problems following that breakdown, the General Committee meeting will be postponed.

Would his sentence be commuted, postponed, or annulled? Would he go to prison, Muscovites choice notwithstanding?

The International Court of Justice postponed an inventory count in order not to duplicate work needlessly.

Note The meeting, which was scheduled for Tuesday, 20 September 2005, has been postponed until further notice.

The collapse of credit made matters worse and firms, facing high borrowing costs and declining markets, responded quickly, cutting back inventories. Orders dropped abruptly well out of proportion to the decline in GDP and those countries that depended on investment goods and durables (expenditures that could be postponed) were particularly hard hit.

We hope that this meeting will prompt the undertaking of commitments that have been postponed for too long.

Several estates have postponed shooting as many of the early chicks did not survive the cool spring conditions.

The current insecurity in the region had postponed the organized repatriation from Burundi of some 1,000 Congolese refugees.

The longer this choice is postponed, the greater the economic and political cost that ultimately will have to be paid.

In certain areas, this necessitated reprioritization of planned activities towards support for these missions, with various planned projects being postponed.

However, because an inconclusive general election in 2004 delayed the new Government's taking office, the MTR was postponed to 2005.

This entails not only an increase in the consumption tax rate, the second round of which we have postponed, but also making the necessary adjustments so that our tax system no longer impairs investment incentives. Some of the agro business organizations the epitome of vested interests must change, and we will push them to do so.

American businesses have postponed much needed capital spending and, with American airports and bridges in appalling condition by developed country standards, investment in infrastructure is crucial as well. Indeed, it is very likely that reviving growth will lead to larger current account deficits, even if the savings rate improves and domestic energy production curtails oil and gas imports.

This treaty improved the investment climate and encouraged investment.