Sentence examples for allowed to delay from inspiring English sources

Was Jones allowed to delay his suspension?

"The disgraceful timing of the City Link announcement at the start of the festive season must not be allowed to delay and hamper efforts to rescue the jobs.

It says it would be "appalling" if newspapers who had "wreaked havoc in the lives of innocent people" were "allowed to delay the implementation of government policy".

They fear that, if May is allowed to delay beyond the middle of February, a no-deal Brexit could become inevitable.

Mr. Nixon made it clear that the South cannot be allowed to delay and obstruct until such time as Northern cities are fully integrated.

Under the proposals, the new upper chamber would not have substantially greater power than the old one, which is allowed to delay legislation for up to a year but cannot kill it.

Increasing the amount of clay allows to delay the onset of thermal degradation of the plasticized polymer matrix.

These cannot be allowed to justify delay in getting immigrants right with the law.

The White House refused to provide the documents, and the ensuing dispute allowed Democrats to delay scheduling a vote.

The old system also allowed them to delay spending money.

Critics of the ACE scheme say that it has allowed governments to delay making substantive national investments in research.