postpose

Many people are sure that there must be some ulterior motive that would cause the government to postpose the election until the fall.

Dans les cas de reformulation, par exemple, il arrive qu'un constituant qui est postpose au verbe dans le premier enonce se trouve avant le verbe du deuxieme enonce, non accompagne de pronom sujet :

On Jobs and the Economy: Edwards would postpose additional Bush tax breaks for families making more than $200,000, negotiate fair trade agreements, and provide a 10% tax cut to corporations that produce goods in the United States.

8 10 1cv DROSEROS (ch) PATESIATES (w2) TESTIEST (coll) LOUSIOUS 2cv ISIDIOID PYTYRPATYR WYDEWEDE GYFFEGAFFE SPONSION 3cv ENCAENIA ACTAEACEAE BOLTBOAT TRYFETRAFE WALEWAIE HORSEHOUSE 4cv OTOTOTOI STERNSTEIN (mountain in Austria) SCHTSCHI QUIRIQUIAI (stream in Bolivia) SNOWSHOE AOURDAOUAD (stream in Djibouti) POSTPOSE 5cv SHAHRSHAHI (Afghanistan) HUAYCHUAYO (Bolivia) BACKSBACKA (Finland) TCHINTCHIA (Niger) ASSIGASSIA (Cameroon) BUNALBUNAI (Philippines) 6cv letts.

Parents can opt to base their choice on their prior stock of information or postpose the choice until they have acquired additional information.

Nous nous demarquons du point de vue selon lequel, ala suite de la montee du Rh en b., << le theme bascule apres le rheme >> (Leino 1982 : 182 sq) : le post-Rh est un 3e constituant enonciatif, et non un Th postpose.

What the figures mean is that him betweonum is not either really a formula or specific to the Orosius, but is part of a tendency shared by users of the word betweonum generally to postpose it when it governs personal pronouns; and that is bound up with a tendency only to use that particular word for 'between' when a personal pronoun is what is governed.