Sentence examples for delay in appointing from inspiring English sources

The delay in appointing a CTO makes a technological overhaul of the federal government seem less likely.

Every day that they delay in appointing a new Justice, Republican senators drag the Supreme Court further into the bog of politics.

The early stages of his administration were fraught with delay in appointing ministers, stagnating public contracts and an inconsistent approach to the exchange rate that worsened the crisis, tipping the economy into recession.

Eight Republicans on the Senate judiciary committee, including the chairman, Chuck Grassley, opposed Lynch's confirmation after what Democrats criticised as a record long delay in appointing the first African American woman to the top law enforcement job in the US.

Difficulties in getting the independent directors of the Times and Sunday Times together in one room have caused the delay in appointing a new editor of the Times to replace James Harding, who resigned last month.

Prayuth confirmed that Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn would ascend the throne, though in a later statement he said there would be a delay in appointing Vajiralongkorn as he had asked for time to mourn with the country.

For example, excessive delays in appointing counsel for appeals and in holding state appeals hearings make the wait for resolution, often in solitary confinement, cruel and inhumane.

"We ask Libyans to understand that this is a sensitive and critical stage," he said, referring to growing concern over delays in appointing a government to lead the country into its first elections since the fall of the Gaddafi regime.

Earnest also said he would not rule out a visit to the White House by Cuban president Raul Castro, a symbolic gesture that would make any delays in appointing a new US ambassador or approving funding for an embassy building appear relatively trivial stumbling blocks in comparison.

MPs said delays in appointing frontline staff to manage DfiD's expanding programmes, particularly in countries considered to be "fragile" or "conflict-affected", pose additional risks to UK aid projects as the department brings in more short-term contractors to fill the gaps.

But a series of delays in appointing the five-member California Lottery Commission--which decides the kinds of games that will be played, how high individual prizes will be and which retailers sell tickets--pushed the start-up of the game to October.