Sentence examples for delay settling from inspiring English sources

But the Senate's leadership remains united in barring Mr. Burris, and hopes to delay settling the matter until the Illinois legislature can impeach the governor and allow a new appointment to be made.

They know they are not going to die in their forties, so they can delay settling down.' All this would explain the latest marketing phenomenon - 'middle youth' - attributed to men like Jeremy Clarkson who still see themselves as young lads.

But a flurry of wickets either side of a rain delay settled things as England bowled out the tourists for 172 to claim a 114-run Duckworth-Lewis win.

He said that the long delay in settling once the drug had been identified as a possible cause of embryonic injuries "was none of my client's choosing".

Continued delay in settling the dispute is getting official London's nerves on edge, and Chancellor Adolf Hitler contributed to the uneasiness here by deliberately refraining today from mentioning the Sudeten German problem in his proclamation opening the Nazi Party Congress at Nüremberg.

At first it apologises for the "delay" in settling the claim – a claim it clearly had no intention of honouring before you invoked the media – but has now said it will refund you the £900.

The delay in settling the extradition case in Britain appeared likely to put back indefinitely any moves the United States might have in hand to open a new round of extradition hearings to transport Mr. Assange to the United States to face charges for his role in overseeing the release by WikiLeaks over the last two years of hundreds of thousands of secret American military and diplomatic cables.

One of the biggest payouts occurred last year, when an arbitration panel awarded Chevron $700 million in a dispute with Ecuador over what it considered a delay in settling lawsuits over oil contracts, even as the company lost a much larger environmental ruling in Ecuador's own judicial system.

Permissible delay in settling the accounts.

The additional two-year delay (for settling "technical" details) after NATO approves Poland's entry will, inevitably, dampen enthusiasm.

She has been a critic of the decades-long delay in settling the case, and she was a proponent of the settlement.