Sentence examples for criticised for delay from inspiring English sources

At the Scott inquiry into the export of defence and dual-use equipment to Iraq, we too were criticised for delay.

The government has been criticised for delaying the next one until after the general election.

Iain Duncan Smith has been heavily criticised for delaying the release of statistics on the number of benefit claimants who have died after having their benefits sanctioned, or stopped.

In the UK, since the Winterbourne View scandal four years ago, the government has been criticised for delays in moving people out of long-stay units and into the community.

But the president may want to show that he can be tough on business after being criticised for delays in complying with a campaign promise to divest his own business interests.Despite the complaints, the plan looks balanced.

The PAC was holding a special session to review the NAO's report into BBC handling of large-scale projects – three of which including the construction of a new set for EastEnders – were criticised for delays.

The rise in the number of young children catching flu has led to further attacks on the government which has already been criticised for delaying the seasonal advertising campaign promoting flu vaccines, and for showing complacency over the limited uptake of vaccines among at-risk groups.

Last year Ysbyty Glan Clwyd in Bodelwyddan was criticised for delays.

While in New Zealand, Prime TV were also criticised for delayed coverage, running 20 minutes behind Sky Sport.

The Coalition's current NBN plan has been criticised for delays in its rollout and cost blowouts, as shadow communications minister Jason Clare pointed out in Sydney while announcing Labor's plan.

Dennis has been criticised for the delay, having stated at the Italian Grand Prix in September that a decision would be made before the final race of the year in Abu Dhabi in November.