Sentence examples for delay adopting from inspiring English sources

We simply cannot afford to delay adopting the Bond rule.

The Shell boss said divestment was a simplistic solution to a wider problem and could delay adopting more meaningful policy options: "I fundamentally do not believe that holds a business rationale".

But the deal has steadily eroded since then, with the latest sign coming from a court filing that says Yahoo tried to delay adopting Bing search in Taiwan and Hong Kong.

The audit report found that the commission delayed adopting rules on the rating agencies and sometimes failed to follow the rules that existed.

This distinction can be made by focusing on the delay between adopting a posture and the emergence of tremor: in essential tremor there is no delay, while Parkinson's disease resting tremor re-emerges after a few seconds (on average ± 10 s) (Jankovic et al., 1999).

One reason for delay in adopting these drugs as anesthetics seems to have been that their ability to produce excited "highs" obscured their capacity to induce peaceful oblivion.

The study's authors argue that since self-driving cars are expected to drastically reduce traffic fatalities, a delay in adopting the new technology could itself be deadly.

Textbooks have the advantage of ensuring delay in adopting the newest advances in health care by reason of the time it takes for writing, review and publication.

John F. Sheehan, a spokesman for the Adirondack Council, an environmental advocacy group, said that even a short delay in adopting the new rules would hurt because power companies would forgo complying with them months in advance, which often occurs with a new regulatory arrangement.

On the delay in adopting plain packaging, he said: "Only one country in the world is doing that: Australia.

Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said that Moscow "will not delay in adopting legislation against U.S. sanctions," accusing Washington of "open economic aggression".