In both, however, the issue was the postponement of operations, not an outright refusal to carry them out. |
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In our second feature, editor at large Alision Stein Wellner shows us how this postponement of adulthood is affecting other parts of society. |
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As with any postponement, opinions vary as to whether or not the game could have gone ahead. |
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A postponement of joy for some future, but existentially uncertain, pay-off. |
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It blamed the closure on the downturn in the technology sector and the postponement of several projects with large blue-chip companies. |
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The bell at the Empire Hotel would ring at midday and a flag would be run up the pub's flag-pole to indicate the postponement of the match. |
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Corporate sponsors of research sometimes demand the postponement, or even nondisclosure, of findings. |
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However, postponement, injury, ineligibility, and finally his no-show had prevented him making his 100th appearance since then. |
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She first received a jury duty notice in January but received a postponement because she was pregnant. |
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The addition of undersoil heating would almost rule out the postponement of matches for climatic reasons. |
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The underuse of theatres is also resulting in the postponement of 145 operations a week. |
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Boucher refused to speculate when asked if the action could lead to the imposition of emergency or postponement of general elections in Pakistan. |
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Before the stay of execution, former US president Jimmy Carter repeated his appeal for a postponement. |
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Bad weather, dangerous conditions or some other unforeseen event may result in the cancellation or postponement of this tour. |
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The original amendment is not precise enough with regard to the eventual postponement. |
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The press release about the postponement tactlessly extolled the benefits of iX for Frankfurt as an international financial centre. |
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I only wish to forewarn the other groups that we shall be asking for this postponement of the vote. |
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But since the international community is defending the rule of law, it is hard to explain the postponement of the elections. |
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Unluckily, Glasper had to cancel his concert? but consider it, rather, a postponement. |
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It makes no sense in the context of the postponement report, and it is totally nonsensical and hysterical in tone. |
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Their caution led to the postponement of yesterday's proposed Ulster Unionist Council meeting. |
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Let me just say how I see the role of the European Parliament in regard to the postponement clause. |
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Consequently, the bill disappears from the Order Paper and cannot be introduced again, even after the postponement period has elapsed. |
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The Working Group decided to postpone its next meeting until May 2007, taking into account the postponement of the fourth meeting of the Parties. |
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The postponement of the election has had the effect of testing the unity of the eight parties and the level of trust among them. |
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At least the postponement of the budget negotiations leaves further time to give these guidelines their necessary territorial dimension. |
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The severity of the global crisis led to a postponement of startup of the plant. |
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The employer would likely need as much notice as possible of the interruption or postponement of vacation. |
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Some plans allow a postponement a year at a time, and some prospectuses advise that postponement of more than one year may not be granted. |
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This postponement allowed Russian carriers the opportunity to install the necessary technical systems in their vehicles. |
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Hospitals may have to resort to delays in treatment or postponement of elective surgery if the situation does not reverse itself soon. |
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With two abandonments and a postponement in the past ten days, Park Avenue have fallen behind in their fixtures and face an end of season pile-up to catch up. |
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While there was minor damage to the craft, it was not the cause of the postponement, the sources say. |
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The Committee for example notes that it was on the CCAS' request that the PGT was appointed as the author's representative and that a consequence of this appointment was the postponement of the trial. |
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These include feelings of euphoria, contemplation, anxiety or panic, increased energy, talkativeness, mental alertness, and postponement of the need for sleep and food. |
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In case of interruption or postponement of competition, bets are valid for 72 hours from the beginning time planed before, expect if competition organizers decided before about competition cancellation. |
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In case of postponement of a match, all bets are valid for next 48 hours after the moment of the beginning, except if new date of the match is announced. |
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The Court noted that the employer had already agreed to one postponement and held that the harm of immediate implementation for the grievors would outweigh the harm of another relatively short postponement for the employer. |
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The deathblow came with the postponement of the 2008 budget vote, which forced to dismiss all the field staff of the detection level, and to the freeze of all the agreements involving the pestcontrol professionnals. |
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Now I know that we shall be pushed for time in the afternoon, but in view of the urgency and the importance of this meeting of the Council, postponement makes good sense. |
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The image of Motherwell as a second-rate, unprofessional organisation was sharpened by the breakdown in the undersoil heating system last month that caused the 11th-hour postponement of a match. |
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Many of our economic problems were caused by delays, postponement and inactiveness. |
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The postponement of the entry into force of the new directive is only of minor importance, because it simply postpones the negative consequences for two years. |
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I would like to express gratitude for the postponement of the infringement procedure and for the assessment given to the Bulgarian Government by the European Commission for the setting up of the emergency call system. |
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Wet grounds forced postponement of Saturday's Legion baseball game between the Eugene Challengers and the Salem Dirtbags at Dallas High School. |
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The Board has consistently held that an adjournment or postponement will not be granted merely because a judicial review is pending on the same issue. |
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Parties who do not consent to the postponement should make their views known to the Board, as soon as the party seeking the postponement has contacted them. |
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Race seven got underway in a six-knot sou'easter following an hour and a half postponement. |
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At the hearing, Aspla complained that I had refused their request for a postponement of the hearing for reasons of illness of their main legal representative. |
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Parties should realize, however, that in those instances where a postponement is granted, they may have to wait several months before the Board can reschedule a hearing. |
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On Saturday, early leaders San Lorenzo had gone a goal down and a man up at rivals Huracan before torrential rain forced the postponement of the game. |
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Pension credits, determined annually, are therefore indeterminable. A MP provision must be added for the postponement period to correct the situation. |
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Reduced confidence could lead to a further decrease in aggregate demand through the postponement of business investment and purchases of many big-ticket consumer items. |
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A debate has raged over whether the electoral commission is sufficiently well-prepared, with the incumbent party, which has greater access to Nigeria's dwindling petrodollars, pushing for a postponement. |
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The navy said 22 September was the earliest possible date, and proposed postponement until the spring, but Hitler preferred September. |
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The lawyer asked for a postponement in the trial so he could spend more time preparing before it began. |
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Rangers' game at St Johnstone was subject to a late postponement due to a section of the McDiarmid Park pitch being frozen, giving the champions extra rest ahead of next weekend's Old Firm derby. |
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Applicants should realize, however, that in those rare instances where a postponement is granted, they may have to wait a further three to four months and sometimes longer before the Board can reschedule the hearing. |
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The LDP decision was made at a meeting of party panels pertaining to foreign affairs, its second such move following a postponement Aug. |
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Should these steps prove to be of no avail, Mr President, then I would plead for a postponement of the ratification of the Euro-Mediterranean Treaty. |
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Different methods still led to the same behavioural groups of postponers and these differences did not influence information about the reasons of postponement. |
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Later that day, Hitler ordered the postponement of the operation. |
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The postponement coincided with rumours that there had been an attempt to land on British shores on or about 7 September, which had been repulsed with large German casualties. |
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