Examples of using A postponement in English and their translations into Polish
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The Committee came out in favour of an overall solution for all categories of workers and a postponement of the deadline for transposing the Directive into national legislation.
I consider it very positive that the voices calling for a postponement of our long-term climate change targets are few and far between.
Where a postponement is requested, the hearing officer shall decide whether or not to allow it.
To see if they want a postponement or to appoint a replacement leader.
Owen to stick a postponement.
CZ abstained for legal reasons as it would be impossible for CZ to implement a postponement in time.
the League is prepared to offer a postponement of Saturday's match against Wolverhampton Wanderers.
In cases where a postponement of the payment is granted by the competent authorities of the applicant Member State, the five-year period
The competitiveness measures include a postponement of the indexation of wages from spring 2011(implied by the automatic indexation system) to October 2011,
she had replied that she had indeed asked for a postponement of the group II vote which had led to her exclusion from the group,
It calls for a postponement of the vote on the assent on the Passenger Name Record(PNR) agreements with the US,
While the House voted to reject such a postponement, I abstained in the final vote,
So he requests a postponement?
Laura could ask for a postponement.
Would you consider a postponement, Mr. Olsson?
Your Honor, there's no need for a postponement.
I was hoping for a postponement, sir.- About that.
I will meet with the prosecutor, ask for a postponement.
You know, uh… you should file right away for a postponement.
Sorry, Bill. Your Honor, there's no need for a postponement.