Sentence examples for delay in tackling from inspiring English sources
The longer the delay in tackling the problem, the greater the risk of failure.
"The delay in tackling capacity has coincided with the growing involvement of civil servants in buying new trains," said ATOC.
Britain is bracing itself for harsh public spending cuts, and they will come sooner rather than later, if Alistair Darling obliges the group of high-profile economists who on Sunday urged the chancellor not to delay in tackling the deficit.
Since this proportion is projected to rise to 1,960 of 9,306 million (21%) by 2050, any delay in tackling the problem will only increase the magnitude of the difficulties.
"The IPCC report makes plain that further delays in tackling climate change would be dangerous, and 'wait and see' would be a profoundly irrational policy," Stern wrote.
For instance, something as basic as the definition of a professional investor is unclear.Mr Lamfalussy makes much of the damage that has been done by the delays in tackling what he calls "priority" measures.
Maggie Blyth, independent chair of the Oxfordshire Safeguarding Children Board (OSCB), said that "systemic failings" between 2005 and 2010 and "unacceptable delays" in tackling the issue of CSE "allowed offenders to get away with their crimes".
Lord Nicholas Stern, a professor at the London School of Economics and the author of an influential earlier study, said the new IPCC report was the "most important assessment of climate change ever prepared" and that it made plain that "further delays in tackling climate change would be dangerous and profoundly irrational".
Maggie Blyth, chairman of the OSCB, said there were "systemic failings" and "unacceptable delays" in tackling the issue of CSE between 2005 and 2010, with a catalogue of organisational weaknesses preventing the true picture being seen.
Although efficient in tackling the broadcast storm problem, delay-based schemes still present scalability issues when not employed with optimal parameters.
Not hard as in tackling but difficult.
