Sentence examples for delay the draft from inspiring English sources

In 2012, the EPA quietly announced it had decided to delay the draft risk assessment following the review panel's recommendation.

It has now been reported that the Lords could be planning to delay the draft investigatory powers bill, expected to be published next week, which would revive measures forcing telecommunications companies to retain users' browsing data for 12 months.

A job teaching music at the prestigious Dartmouth College further delayed the draft, but after a year his contract was not renewed.

In Tunisia, increasingly bitter political divisions have delayed the drafting of a new constitution.

A powerful cleric's demand for quick elections has delayed the drafting of an interim constitution and created a serious new split in the Iraqi Governing Council, officials said Sunday, further undermining the Bush administration's troubled plan for a political transition in Iraq.

Instead, Putin decided not to delay the current draft legislation.

They must persuade the government to delay the consultation on the fourth draft until January and make sure they do not adopt a law which threatens to severely restrict civil society's right to freedom of association and expression".

Democrats said such remarks were an attempt to exploit the attack to delay the immigration bill, which was drafted by a bipartisan group of senators.

It was initially expected that the act would consolidate existing immigration legislation, however the Home Office delayed introducing the draft simplification bill – it was eventually announced in November 2009 – and in the interim identified key measures to be quickly pushed forward.

The delays, the draft says, have "serious negative consequences for the department's disciplinary system, including impact on the viability of prosecutions, deterrence, fairness to members of the service who are ultimately exonerated, and the public's perception that the department is willing, and capable, of effectively disciplining its own members".

And House members have released draft legislation that would delay the rules and allow states to opt out.