Almost all houses near the sea were razed or evacuated.

I personally postponed buying a ticket to a concert till next week.

In its decision on the admissibility of the application, the European Court postponed a decision on the question

By mid March 25,000 to 30,000 Palestinian Arabs had already evacuated from Haifa.

As a consequence, the court postponed the hearing until 23 February 1996 and ordered the author's compulsory appearance at the hearing.

The US has so far insisted that it will agree to a comprehensive dialogue only if Iran first suspends its enrichment activities.

Moreover, whereas Japan postponed corporate and bank restructuring for years, in the US private and especially public efforts to restructure assets and firms will start faster and be more aggressive.

The expenditure was devoted primarily to the completion of road development programmes commenced in 2003 and the implementation of additional essential road construction delayed for a number of years.

The government s reduction of fuel subsidies last year was not followed by additional reforms, and the required tax increase was delayed soon after President Mohamed Morsi announced it.

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.

The longer the US postpones the day of reckoning, the greater the risk to the dollar s global standing as the world s main reserve currency, and to the attractiveness of US government bonds as the true risk free financial benchmark.

Addressing conflicts among government coalition parties, as well as within individual government parties, was postponed until after official EU entry.

It was the first subway to be built in China, and predates the metros of Hong Kong, Seoul, Singapore, San Francisco, and Washington, D.C., but technical problems would plague the project for the next decade.

F. were still ongoing. 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.