postponing
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of Postpone
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Abe did not elaborate on whether holding the Games “perfectly” would necessitate postponing them.
According to his research, business leaders are looking at postponing investments, not cancelling them.
After postponing the high-profile race to November from its usual July slot, the organizers of the Tely 10 race have cancelled the event for this year.
A group of teachers owing allegiance to a pro-Congress trade union had ignited the controversy by allegedly burning copies of the controversial government order postponing the payment of salaries.
All Hubei schools are postponing the start of the new semester until further notice.
As Alberta inches closer to having its ICU beds overwhelmed by patients, officials are considering everything from postponing complex surgeries to transitioning other hospital rooms to care for critically ill patients, if the need arises.