Sentence examples for avoid unnecessary delay from inspiring English sources
When this provision is viewed in light of the Advisory Committee's admonition that it is designed to encourage promptness in filing and to enable the district court to avoid unnecessary delay or multiplication of motions, see Advisory Committee's Notes on Rule 16, 18 U.S.C.
As a result of some parents' choice to avoid unnecessary delay, the percentage of "early entry" is high among September–December-born children.
TCP-DAA also generates ACK after four packets if the channel condition is good, but in the case of a packet loss it has a mechanism to generate ACK after two packets to avoid unnecessary delay.
Different raters should come to the same decisions regarding patient prioritization to avoid unnecessary delay of treatment, especially as it has been shown that early treatment of certain conditions can improve outcomes [5].
For example, periodic reporting with a long reporting period can be used under normal conditions to minimize measurement overhead, but threshold-based triggering can override the periodicity and send the reports in order to avoid unnecessary delay in the interface activation/deactivation which can possibly lead to the downgrading or even the dropping of active bearers.
Such a biomarker could guide clinical decisions to avoid unnecessary treatment of patients who are not at risk of progression and to avoid unnecessary delay in initiation of treatment for those at high risk of progression to kidney failure.
It is in the supplier's interests to ensure that their payment details are kept current at all times in order to avoid unnecessary delays in making payments.
Vladimir Putin's spokesperson, Dmitry Peskov, said that the meeting between Putin and Poroshenko would probably touch on "the internal Ukrainian crisis", as well as issues of Russian humanitarian aid, "to avoid unnecessary delays" in its delivery.
(3) Permit discovery by any party, as provided in the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure; except that he may place such limits as he deems reasonable on the time and manner of taking discovery in order to avoid unnecessary delays in the proceedings.
Other measures planned by a Tory government include working with the police to get the "full facts" on motorway clear-up times after accidents to avoid unnecessary delays, and an end to what Villiers claimed was government pressure to push through congestion charging in cities.
