Sentence examples for delay in acknowledging from inspiring English sources
His role in spinning is now under investigation by the National Association of Securities Dealers.The ex-banker's delay in acknowledging his part in spinning damaged his credibility.
But Ryan did better on the Benghazi attack, saying Obama's delay in acknowledging it was a terrorist attack rather than a protest against a YouTube video is troubling.
The Guardian's Ewen MacAskill agreed: Ryan did better on the Benghazi attack, saying Obama's delay in acknowledging it was a terrorist attack rather than a protest against a YouTube video was troubling.
The nearly monthlong delay in acknowledging the extent of these emissions is a fresh example of confused data and analysis from the Japanese, and put the authorities on the defensive about whether they have delayed or blocked the release of information to avoid alarming the public.
But in the end, the need to pay for the war overrode hurt feelings and political considerations, and as Mr. DeLay acknowledged, there are two bodies in Congress.
Paul J. Browne, the Police Department's chief spokesman, acknowledged the delay in the case.
Senior city officials have acknowledged a delay in providing medical assistance after he was placed in a police van.
Scouts Australia had since revoked the team leader's membership, and acknowledged the delay in reporting, saying it was due to a "lack of understanding of Scout protocol and procedures by some leaders".
The day before departure, I received an email from eDreams that ignored my complaint and cancellation request, acknowledged the delay in responding, and repeated the advice to log into the airline's website using the booking reference.
Mr. Bloomberg acknowledges a delay in hooking them up: "The problem at this point is when we have a generator, you've got to get qualified people to install it".
Mariko Peters, a Green member in the Dutch Parliament, which passed a resolution this month seeking to delay a decision, acknowledged, "Our Dutch position has become more isolated".
