"postpone" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés
- According to ProPublica, this massive amount of American aid has "enabled" the Egyptian government ot postpone democratic reform.
- "You simply cannot postpone political reform and assuage political demands through economic prosperity alone," said Michel Oksenberg, the president of the East-West Center in Honolulu.
- That resistance existed from others was demonstrated by Raul's announcement, in 2010, of an unprecedented pre-Congress conference to make personnel changes, in what was seen as a threat to those hoping to postpone reform.
- There are those who argue that regulatory reform is the enemy of growth - that we should postpone reform.
- He says his committee is not trying to postpone reform and denies wanting to damage the prime minister.
- Jiang's biggest aim in the economy was stability, and he believed that a stable government with highly centralised power would be a prerequisite, choosing to postpone political reform, which in many facets of governance exacerbated the on-going problems.
- Critics of Western engagement argue that handouts will allow the republics, already wealthy by international standards, to postpone economic reform.
- "We're at the point where we can't postpone reform any longer," said Amadeu Dias, director of general employment in the Public Works Ministry.
- Spending more money on the present system, he said, "would at best only postpone" real reform.
- Aid to the Soviets, as subsidies and credit guarantees, he argues, will encourage the Soviet Union planners to postpone economic reform.
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