Sentence examples for delay in allowing from inspiring English sources
It considers the delay in allowing rescue services access unacceptable".
The delay in allowing cheaper versions to enter the market was costing the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme hundreds of millions of dollars each year, Gleeson said.
The men, who are Somali nationals, had complained that there had been a delay in allowing them access to a solicitor.
But we had great economic growth". In fact, Das says, it is the west's anti-capitalists who are denying the poor the chance of getting rich, a fact illustrated by the delay in allowing GM crops to be grown in India.
Mr Hague added that the regime's delay in allowing weapons inspectors to the site may have jeopardised any evidence there.
As a result, there was a delay in allowing the windows to be used as a means of escape.
The ICRC issued a statement on the incident yesterday, accusing the Israeli military of "unacceptable" delays in allowing medics safe access to injured Gazans.
In New York, companies have extended leases without the owners' consent by invoking force majeure, a legal term referring to an unforeseen event — in this case, New York's repeated delays in allowing fracking.
WASHINGTON — A federal judge in New Orleans on Thursday ordered the Obama administration to move quickly on permits for new deepwater oil wells in the Gulf of Mexico, saying that the government could no longer justify long delays in allowing new projects to go forward.
Unfortunately, a cautious approach to any new appointments that involved spending more public funds – including an intervention by the country's audit court, the Corte dei Conti, that temporarily blocked Osanna's appointment and further delays in allowing him to hire expert assistance – has helped set the project back several months.
She criticised the Assad government's delays in allowing aid deliveries and noted that assistance had reached just 6% of those living in besieged areas, while 175,000 people remain trapped by government forces and 45,000 people are encircled by opposition groups.
