Sentence examples for delay a ruling from inspiring English sources

Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt should be summoned to the Commons to explain his decision to delay a ruling on the proposed takeover, he said.

European Union regulators may delay a ruling for up to a month on the $200 million takeover of Mannesmann A.G. by Vodafone AirTouch P.L.C.

She said the new complaint would probably not delay a ruling in the existing five-year investigation of Microsoft, expected by the end of June.

For the court to delay a ruling until it convened for a new term in October would leave key questions involving the raising and spending of millions of dollars unresolved only months before the onset of the presidential primaries.

This inconsistency stems from Mr Menem's desire to see Mr Duhalde's economic policy fail, argues Rafael Bielsa, a constitutional lawyer.The government is seeking to delay a ruling as long as possible, so that most of the deposits at issue will have been withdrawn and spent.

But the justices appeared closely split, and several said that the court, for procedural reasons, should delay a ruling on whether a 2012 Supreme Court decision that struck down mandatory life terms for young criminals should be applied retroactively.

A court has delayed a ruling on whether Ms Yingluck will face charges over her messed-up rice policy.

A few days earlier, on 24 August, a federal judge in Washington DC delayed a ruling over whether indigenous rights were violated by the approval of the project.

A federal judge delayed a ruling yesterday on Delta Air Lines' request for an order requiring its pilots and their union not to take concerted action to decline overtime flights or to discourage others from flying overtime.

Judge Tauro delayed a ruling on the city's assertion that the union was in contempt of last week's order until after the union submits a brief on Monday.

PARIS — An appeals court in northern France delayed a ruling Wednesday on whether to halt its investigation of Dominique Strauss-Kahn, the former head of the International Monetary Fund who was ensnared in an inquiry into a prostitution ring that organized elite libertine sex parties.