Sentence examples for delay the outcome from inspiring English sources
It is argued that such a procedure, which is commonly called "forum bar", would delay the outcome of proceedings for extradition.
If court challenges from the Democrats delay the outcome much longer, the uncertainty will weigh more heavily on investors, making Treasury securities more attractive as a risk-reducing investment.
Mr. Chirac "will be present if you require it," and had never tried to "escape his responsibilities" or "delay the outcome of this trial," said Jean Veil, one of Mr. Chirac's lawyers.
The spot, Politico reports, accuses the incumbent senator and national Republicans of wanting "to thwart the will of the voters" and delay the outcome.... .Enough is enough," says the announcer, noting that Franken won the original election, the recount and a legal challenge.
WHITE SOX 5, INDIANS 3: They pushed back the opener, and delayed the outcome as long as possible.
Slow returns delayed the outcome, and the returns by Wednesday morning suggested the race was too close to call.
Slow returns delayed the outcome, but just before midnight, aides to Mr. Lamontagne announced to a crowd of supporters at a Manchester restaurant that he was en route.
Walter van der Merwe, the electoral commissioner, said he was still considering the legal position in Ferny Grove, with options including a legal challenge triggering a byelection that could delay the final outcome of the state poll until March.
Although effective, taxane-based chemotherapy for HRPC can delay the fatal outcome by only a few weeks or months, emphasizing the urgent need for new concepts to tackle the hormone-refractory state.
The judge denied a request by two manufacturers of the dietary supplement to delay the ban pending the outcome of a lawsuit.
Mr. Mugabe's party, ZANU-PF, has sought to delay the announcement of the outcome of the March 29 presidential election — a contest independent monitors say he lost, though likely not by enough to be shut out of a runoff with Mr. Tsvangirai.
