Sentence examples for calling for delay from inspiring English sources
But immediate unilateral action — Britain has dropped out of any coalition of the willing, and the United Nations is calling for delay — would have been worse.
Councilwomen Cindy Miscikowski and Laura Chick, who both represent portions of Van Nuys, joined neighborhood leaders and business people Thursday in calling for delay on the 5.8-acre parcel on Valjean Avenue.
In an illustration of the changing dynamics, Democratic candidates for the House and the Senate enthusiastically expressed support for Kavanaugh's accuser Monday, while calling for delays in the confirmation process to investigate the claims.
He is conservative on immigration, has a terrible record on climate change— including voting against cap and trade and calling for delaying EPA regulation of green house gases and refers to Ronald Reagan as his hero.
2nd and 10: Freeman runs it to the 5 yard line and FSU is called for delay of game! 5 yard penalty.
Timing is all: the moment for Labour to call for delay and a final-say referendum will come if May fails on a vote a second time.
But Russia, which leads those in favor of relaxing the sanctions imposed on Iraq after it invaded Kuwait in 1990, called for delay.
Last week, after checking with Bush-past, he called for delay until the U.N. takes the inspection route again, which the current president believes is a recipe for risky inaction.
In Congress, the Pennsylvanian John Dickinson, a respected spokesman for the rights of British Americans, calls for delay, arguing that independence is a dangerous step in the absence of a national government and European allies.
Detroit's Tomas Tatar broke a scoreless tie early in the third period, but the Red Wings were twice called for delay of game near the end of regulation for putting the puck out of play.
