Sentence examples for delay concerns from inspiring English sources
The delay concerns the trade bonus that Johnson would receive as part of his contract.
The third delay concerns the inability of the healthcare professionals to provide patients with adequate or timely care, or a lack of basic infrastructure within the healthcare service to meet the demands made on it [ 11].
The 'first delay' is related to decision to seek care; the 'second delay' factors are causes of delay in travelling to the facility; whereas the 'third delay' concerns access to care after arrival at the health facility.
The prospect of any delays concerns Justice Eileen Bransten, past president of the Association of Justices of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, who said good judges were hard to find and sorely needed, particularly in an age of surging caseloads.
Lib Dem leader Willie Rennie listed issues facing the Scottish government, including the CAP payment delays, concerns the economy could slip into recession and problems facing police and nurses.
Most of the payment delays concern contracts negotiated by companies given greater freedom to make their own foreign deals, said Erwin von Bressersdorf, the head of Osthandel G.m.b.H., a consultancy specializing in trade with Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union.
We note that the delays concerning the control messages are low, and do not exceed in the worst cases 60 ms.
Regulatory delays concerning styrene and formaldehyde, as well as delays reaching decisions with other chemicals, have prevented actions to reduce harms resulting from continued exposures, an example of what the European Environment Agency described as "late lessons from early warnings" (EEA 2013).
I was concerned about bureaucratic delay and concerned about a system that had been in place for years.
"As long as the delay continues concerns about cheating will mount.
The government of Malawi confirmed on Saturday that Mr. Mutharika had died, but the delay raised concerns that democratic succession would be interrupted.
