Sentence examples for delay in the passage of from inspiring English sources

The overall effect was a delay in the passage of fluid and particulate matter throughout the entire GIT.

"The government believes that any legislative issues associated with a short delay in the passage of the repeal legislation are manageable".

Ironically, the delay in the passage of the budget, and the subsequent delay in the issue of the short-term notes, meant that the state could now borrow money at a much lower rate of interest than would have been possible several weeks earlier.

In particular, emerging markets and developing economies are reluctant to agree to any emissions caps that might cool their growth, and European leaders have grown weary of delays in the passage of the U.S. climate change bill.

Despite its strong fundamentals, oil-rich Nigeria has been hobbled by inadequate power supply, lack of infrastructure, delays in the passage of legislative reforms, an inefficient property registration system, restrictive trade policies, an inconsistent regulatory environment, a slow and ineffective judicial system, unreliable dispute resolution mechanisms, insecurity, and pervasive corruption.

The main effects of tannins were depression of the rumen fluid and particulate content of the rumen, acceleration of the passage of liquid from the abomasum, and delay of the passage of digesta in the intestine.

"They sought to delay to the passage of the bill in the hope that some event beyond our shores (the Danish referendum) might cause the Maastricht treaty to collapse..

However there's no consensus on what it should be tied to, or if this tie-in process wouldn't delay the passage of an initial relief bill beyond reason.

Some conservative Republicans in the Senate Ted Cruz, of Texas, maybe could well try to delay the passage of a Senate bill.

Others had expressed fears that cars parked on narrow and winding streets could prevent or delay the passage of fire trucks and other large vehicles in the event of an emergency.

Some conservative Republicans in the Senate — Ted Cruz, of Texas, maybe — could well try to delay the passage of a Senate bill.