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The danger here is "analysis paralysis," where decisions are simply postponed based on yet another analysis.

That will depend on AIG's performance and on market conditions, which have been choppy of late (witness the wave of cancelled or postponed public offerings).

Tunisia's football league games have all been postponed as well till further notice, after a popular uprising ousted President Ben Ali from office on Friday.

Later editions of the classic sci-fi fable postponed the setting to 2021—largely because, in the real world, so little actual progress had been made in human-like automata.

As the Serie B game with Napoli has been postponed due to the rule allowing clubs to reschedule if two or more of their players are away on international duty, the Bianconeri travelled to Belgium for a taste of international competition.

It rained and therefore the football match was postponed.

But he postponed the unpleasant decision of which specific programmes he had in mind.

The Strategic Dialogue is lagging; its spring 2011 meeting was postponed indefinitely after the last drone attacks.

Britain's defense secretary has announced plans to reduce troop levels in southern Iraq have been postponed after a recent flare-up of violence around the city of Basra.

Britain, so far one of the least hysterical countries, recently postponed a decision about whether making chimeric cells out of rabbit-egg cytoplasms and human nuclei should be illegal.

The sports meet was postponed because of rain.

The project closure may have to be postponed by one release if it fails to satisfy this criterion.

The Olympic torch did not burn properly during the opening ceremony, an ice-making machine broke down as did several buses, and unseasonably mild weather caused events to be postponed.

One day I was telling you that there are only two possibilities when the reality and the ideal are attacked and attacked, one is being knocked down by reality, the other is that the ideal is postponed, beyond the dust. It is not high indifference, but you are two people in the eyes of others.

The Conservatives had also ditched or postponed cherished policies, he noted, on renewing Britain's nuclear deterrent, cutting inheritance tax, picking fights with Europe and building prisons.

Although the care-seeking beha vio ur among females was slightly more active than that among males, postponed treat ment-seeking behaviour, low rate of simultaneous treatment of both male and fem a le partners and low rate of condom use were observed among total patients.

The usual intention is that they will go back and finish the postponed activity, but intentions often do not translate into action.

Baptism is not an optional ritual, to be delayed or postponed.

The effects of the policy are debated, but for a leading Chinese demographer, the policy had postponed the arrival of the world population of 7 billion by at least five years.

The opening of the exhibition has been postponed.