Sentence examples for delay publishing from inspiring English sources

A divided FSA board voted to delay publishing names, but only until a further quarter's results had been collected.

To delay publishing the results of an excavation within a reasonable time is a serious fault from the point of view of archaeological method.

It agreed three times to delay publishing the story because the US government said it was pursuing promising leads to get him home.

She didn't, it seems, take much of Higginson's advice (which we can only infer from her replies — his half of the correspondence disappeared), except for his suggestion that she delay publishing.

The AP first confirmed Levinson's CIA ties in 2010, but agreed three times to delay publishing the story because the US government said it was pursuing promising leads to get him home.

It has also led to shareholder lawsuits, investigations by the Securities and Exchange Commission, the Justice Department and European regulators of the way Shell accounts for reserves, and a decision by the company to delay publishing its 2003 report until late May.

"With Galamian there was almost no room for give and take because he had a particular system that he applied to everybody," Mr. Perlman told Barbara Lourie Sand, the author of "Teaching Genius: Dorothy DeLay and the Making of a Musician," a book about Miss DeLay, published in 2000.

Note: we've delayed publishing this scene, which is from about two hours ago.

It now says it has delayed publishing its requirements until later this month although it is not entirely clear why.

The C.D.C. delayed publishing a scientific report of the outbreak for 13 years, saying it did not want to aid in creating copycat episodes.

There is further uncertainty around the Government's reforms to the controversial Health Bill after it delayed publishing an expected business plan for the Department of Health.