Sentence examples for delay in handing from inspiring English sources
Soca appeared to blame Scotland Yard for the delay in handing the ICO the evidence to investigate the blue-chip clients last night.
And he reckons he is not alone in suffering the double whammy of a cut in his payout, followed by what he feels is an unacceptable delay in handing over the proceeds of his matured policy.
Russia claimed that it had its own plan to husband the caviare-producing fish and pull some species back from the brink of extinction.In and out of jailRelations between the United States and Japan were strained by a delay in handing over to the Japanese an American airman suspected of raping a Japanese woman in Chatan, Okinawa.
The crew of the American jet that sheared ski lift cables in northern Italy last week issued a message of sympathy to the families of the victims today, and United States Air Force officials denied Italian charges that a delay in handing over the jet's mission recorder was part of an attempted cover-up.
"Unfortunately there are occasions when there is a delay in handing over the patient to hospital staff".
The 11-month delay in handing out punishment in the John Terry and Anton Ferdinand racism case has been labelled "unconscionable" by Lord Triesman.
Turkey's ambassador to the UK, Abdurrahman Bilgic, told the committee that British delays in handing over information about the girls had slowed down action in his country.
In that closed-door meeting at the French foreign ministry on 11 June, Robin will discuss his investigation and efforts to reduce administrative delays in handing over the victims' remains to grieving families, his office said on Friday.
The prosecutor, based in Marseille, said he will discuss the investigation with relatives of the 150 people killed in Paris next week and address efforts to reduce delays in handing over remains.
The inquests are due to open later this year and concerns have been raised about delays in handing over information to the coroner.
It added: "Most social workers have a large number of families to work with which means there are some delays in handing out new work.
