Sentence examples for consequences of delay from inspiring English sources

Several lawmakers warned of the consequences of delay.

There is no shortage of rhetoric in Washington about the disastrous consequences of delay on the AIDS epidemic.

The result, he said, has been significant additional costs in the defence budget of hundreds of millions of pounds each year, with money spent managing the consequences of delay rather than delivering maximum capability for the armed forces.

They fear that it could easily drift towards cancellation.The risk in this is not that politicians and officials are wrong to fear the consequences of delay; they may be right.

And in a speech on Monday he warned about the consequences of delay, a message clearly intended for Republicans who have worked to draw out the debate even though they agree with the bill and expect it to be adopted.

Critics of the treaty have said the administration is overstating the consequences of delay and have questioned its seriousness about nuclear modernization because it provided Mr. Kyl with its latest spending proposal only last Friday.

Andreas Vosskuhle, the court's president said "the economic and political consequences" of delaying the law's introduction were "almost impossible to calculate reliably".

After decades of the same issues recurring around the point of discharge, there is enough understanding both about the causes and consequences of delays, and of premature and inappropriate discharges.

In the latest issue of the New Republic, Judith Shulevitz offers a fascinating and fairly personal meditation on the consequences of delayed childbearing and older parenting for American society.

This study aimed to analyze the prevalence and consequences of delayed diagnoses in a single European trauma center.

arise when measures are taken in advance that mitigate the consequences of delays or the probability and size of delays and therefore have insurance-like characteristics.