Sentence examples for delay expanding from inspiring English sources

Earlier, Tyco said it would delay expanding the board until its new chairman and chief executive, Edward D. Breen Jr., finished reviewing corporate governance.

He is urging the council to delay expanding in that part of the city until the details of a new south Wales metro system is known.

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The group FlyersRights has also been pressing the Transportation Department to more closely monitor the reporting of long tarmac delays, expand the requirement to include smaller carriers and collect better data on the causes of delays.

[In Washington on Wednesday, a senior United States government official attributed the delay in expanding the program to reluctance by the American military to take on additional duties guarding the provincial reconstruction teams and their headquarters in the field.

And as far as he is concerned, the new approach to eviction prevention is a success, despite the delay in expanding it to all of the city's welfare centers.

The layers of beryllium surrounding the pit serve to tamper (ie, delay) the expanding plutonium and to reflect neutrons back into the core, so more can be captured and drive the chain reaction further.

As we wring our hands and close our eyes to the lessons from abroad, delay in expanding heroin prescribing will inevitably lead to more people who will die, contract HIV and Hepatitis C, continue to commit crime and prostitute themselves to feed their habits.

Combining the data-upload method and distribution method in this way can greatly reduce the data transmission delay, while expanding the broadcast domain.

The delay in expanding the "Star Trek" universe through another TV property has had a lot to do with the complicated rights surrounding the nearly 50-year old franchise.

But in his statement to the House subcommittee, Mr. Stana said the department projected new delays in expanding the use of the technology.