Sentence examples for delay in the implementation of from inspiring English sources
China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology MIITT) announced a delay in the implementation of the programme late on Tuesday, hours before it had been supposed to come into force.
WASHINGTON — The Obama administration on Thursday announced another minor delay in the implementation of the Affordable Care Act, saying that the insurance marketplaces for small businesses would be fully open for enrollment a month later than it had planned.
A delay in the implementation of the tax is popular with both employers and labor unions, many of which provide health coverage to members, because it would put off significant new costs.
The Guardian has seen an email to an MEP on the environment committee from an industry lobbyist arguing that blocking the Euro 6 package "would lead to a significant delay in the implementation of the RDE procedure, possibly by as much as one to two years".
They said that Senator Harry Reid, the majority leader, remained steadfast in his position that he will accept nothing other than a straight-up budget bill, free of any Republican policy prescriptions like a delay in the implementation of the Affordable Care Act.
As such, a 1-year delay in the implementation of TPP will result in permanent real income loss ranging from US $77 billion to US $123 billion for the USA.
It also contained important policy wins for Republicans as well as including delays in the implementation of the Affordable Care Act and the end of a 40-year ban on the United States exporting crude oil overseas.
Heywood also admitted that Duncan Smith's department had mishandled Atos contracts, which has been responsible for delays in the implementation of a new personal independence payment to the disabled.
Credit card companies got needless delays in the implementation of last year's reform bill, but they were forced to live with the outlawing of several of their most egregious practices.
"The problem is that the economic and political difficulties of the advanced economies, mainly the U.S. and euro area, are having negative spillover effects on international governance," he said, "They are negatively affecting the G20 and the functioning of the IMF through delays in the implementation of the agreed reforms".
