Sentence examples for an unspecified delay from inspiring English sources

In one scheme, the city and the firm switched diagnosis codes on children, using a default code — 315.9, which designates an "unspecified delay in development" — that Medicaid would approve, the prosecutor's office said.

Real-time information boards at bus stops and train platforms perform a similar role, although this can be undermined by unspecified delays which cause stress for passengers and staff alike". Shock studies in humans are interesting because they tell us a lot about the kinds of decisions we make, and preferences we have.

So while Dancing Queen isn't about to upset TCV's prospects, it may be better equipped than any other new release this week, especially with the unspecified delays behind Yandhi's drop.

Although Hacking sees the hidden hand of CARRP behind the unspecified delays, he's never received confirmation.

Earlier, the European Commission in Brussels said it had obtained agreement from the companies on an unspecified concession and would delay a decision on whether to approve the transaction until March 30.

Among those lost of sight (n = 33), 26 patients followed their initial treatment for an unspecified period of time (median delay of 4 months after the initial phase of treatment in hospital, no information available for 7 patients).

A stockholders meeting originally scheduled for Nov. 5 and later delayed until Nov. 12 has again been again delayed to an unspecified later date.

But, four weeks before its start date, the OFT says the scheme has been delayed for an unspecified period.

At 6 30 a.m. they drove to Dave's barracks, but then he phoned his mother to say that he was delayed by an unspecified snafu.

The press night of Michael Boyd's modern-dress revival of Antony and Cleopatra has been delayed after D'Silva sustained an unspecified injury from a stage gun during a technical rehearsal and subsequently required surgery.

The pharmaceutical industry adopted voluntary guidelines the next year suggesting that companies delay advertising new products for an unspecified period after they first reach the market.