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postponement

[pohst-pohn-muhnt, pohs-] / poʊstˈpoʊn mənt, poʊs- /




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Senate Banking Committee chair Tim Scott described the postponement as a “brief pause,” adding that “everyone remains at the table working in good faith.”

From Barron's

Senate Banking Committee chair Tim Scott described the postponement as a “brief pause,” adding that “everyone remains at the table working in good faith.”

From Barron's

In a statement released just before Parliament's Christmas recess, Local Government Minister Alison McGovern said "multiple councils" had requested a postponement.

From BBC

The postponement marked the second time the case has been delayed.

From The Wall Street Journal

Jason, 27, knows the pain of court delays all too well - and says each postponement feels like losing his mother, Charlene, all over again.

From BBC