Sentence examples for delay citing from inspiring English sources

The company hopes to sell shares later this year, according to CNET's News.com, which initially reported the delay, citing people familiar with the stock sale plans.

The security comes in a trial defense lawyers tried to get moved at the last moment and sought a two-month delay, citing websites in which they said al-Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula this month urged "Muslim brothers" to take "revenge" for the death in custody of Anas al-Libi, who was to have been tried with Khaled al-Fawwaz, the lone defendant.

The NYPD also came under fire for waiting until Saturday night to report the crime to the public, and Police Commissioner Bill Bratton has since apologized for the nearly 48-hour delay, citing a paucity of information.

But in 2010, BP announced another delay, citing rig-design problems, regulatory changes, and new scrutiny of the Liberty project following BP's Deepwater Horizon disaster in the Gulf of Mexico.

Democratic Senate Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y ., meanwhile, took to the floor of the Senate to call for a D-N.Y .citing his request that the Office of Congressional Ethics investigate Price's investmeanwhile

President Laurent Gbagbo had said on Oct. 30 that the vote would be delayed, citing the problems with the voting lists.

He also said other transactions had been delayed, citing some refinancings that have taken up to 120 days to close.

Thom Tillis, of North Carolina, was supposed to be the bill's sponsor in the Senate, but he delayed, citing other legislative priorities, such as tax reform.

WASHINGTON, D.C.--A blue-ribbon panel recommended today that the White House intervene in the management of a crucial satellite program that has been plagued by cost overruns and delays, citing an "extraordinarily low probability of success".

The duo were scheduled to release their new Essential Mix in November, but it was delayed, citing a busy schedule for the postponement.

But immigration lawyers said the long delays cited in the report should come as no surprise to anyone who works with inmates and immigrants.