Sentence examples for been told to delay from inspiring English sources

Filers using Form 8863, used to claim two higher education credits, had been told to delay filing while the I.R.S. updated its systems to process the forms.

Although the commission has been told to delay its final report until after the 2015 election, it is promising to draw some firm conclusions in its interim report, which is due later this year.

In an interview on CNN's "State of the Union," one of five that Mr. Obama taped for the Sunday morning talk shows, the president was asked about a report that said General Stanley A. McChrystal, the commander in Afghanistan, had been told to delay any specific troop request.

Hospitals in England providing specialist care for Welsh patients have been told to delay some operations.

As part of a drive to save money, hospitals have been told to delay some operations, including heart surgery, until the end of March.

The general said he never was told to delay his troop request because of political concerns in Washington.

After qualifying for the 1998 World Cup the heroes were told to delay their return home from Australia by three days as celebrations, with members of both sexes out on the street, in the capital were getting out of hand.

As described by investigators on Friday -- in an account that parallels the findings of the commission that investigated the 9/11 attacks -- Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, the architect of the 9/11 plan, was told to delay parts of the broader plan until later.

When the Beatles played on the roof of Apple's offices in Savile Row, Evans was told to delay the policemen (who had arrived to stop the concert), as long as was possible.

He said he had been told to stay because his bag was delayed, not lost, and he had to be there to claim it when it came down the conveyor belt.

In Memphis, schools have been told to prepare to delay all but the most pressing classroom repairs, as the state government tries to wean itself from dependence on dwindling sales tax revenues.