1
He managed to postpone action on the notice for six years.
2
The committee's decision to postpone action lifted the companies' shares.
3
Mr Fischler warned the ministers it was too late to postpone action any further.
4
Unless something altogether unexpected occurs, we shall have to postpone action till spring comes.
5
He could not seem to begin dismantling things, and invented every kind of excuse to postpone action.
6
The EU cannot postpone action any more.
7
He proposes to postpone action, asserts that we are acting without consideration, in haste, and without due deliberation.
8
The Cabinet, however, had decided to postpone action until the morrow, when Cameron and other absentees would be present.
9
As she was not yet in a position to enforce her will, she again agreed to postpone action against the preachers.
10
It is also becoming clear the Government is prepared to postpone action on privacy legislation until it sees how the council performs.
11
Between wondering whether it is true and what I mean by it if it isn't-they'lldecide to postpone action till after March 14th.
12
But he decided to postpone action until some later date, feeling sure, despite what I had told him, that he would outgrow his stammering.
13
The legate consented to postpone action until Henry, who had determined to try the effect of a personal interview, should have a conference with Louis.
14
When that day arrived, he invariably postponed action until a more convenient time.
15
Certainly they postponed action, and seemed to live on in a dreamy paradise.
16
What will be the consequence of postponing action on this subject?