Sentence examples for delay timetables from inspiring English sources
Though some large-scale projects, most notably those aimed at turning around sections of New Rochelle and Yonkers, are still working their way through the cities' approval processes, developers say they are more likely now to delay timetables, tweak proposals to better reflect market conditions and hunker down for a while until the financial storm blows over.
American regulators complained that the rules for these models needed more work.Even now, it is uncertain that American banks will meet the delayed timetable.
The Leicestershire and Warwickshire probation trusts have called on Grayling to delay the timetable by at least six months.
For weeks now, there has been speculation that the G-20 countries would delay a timetable for enacting those requirements by 2012.
The state provided $19 million for restoration, but Pfizer took a significant risk that it would come across the kind of problems that could delay its timetable, officials said.
Fearing an outcry over the sale of public assets, Israeli ministers have delayed the timetable.There are other obstacles.
Washington appears to be delaying its timetable for an international peace conference, but it still talks about convening one later this year.
Ironically, the I.M.F. will be turning to these emerging markets and developing countries for help just as the euro debt crisis has delayed the timetable for long-promised increases in voting power for those nations at the I.M.F.
A day after the Bush administration announced that Saddam Hussein had been captured, Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton said Monday that it should consider delaying its timetable for transferring power from the American occupation authority to a self-ruling Iraqi government by next summer.
That is still being negotiated, and after long delays, the timetable's slipping again.
On Thursday he said the slowness of responses to his requests for information from Clinton and the State Department had delayed that timetable.
