Sentence examples for delayed adoption from inspiring English sources

Similar concerns in the Southern Aroostook Community School District in Maine have delayed adoption of the budget.

Passage of the measure, a budget amendment that would have banned Medicaid financing of abortions, could have delayed adoption of the state budget indefinitely.

After a storm of negative comments from users and a letter of complaint to the F.T.C. by privacy advocates, the company delayed adoption of the policy.

But events since then have delayed adoption of the consensus, including public attention paid to a visit to Beijing by the United States Treasury secretary, Timothy F. Geithner, followed by the Qinghai earthquake and now the euro's slide.

The delayed adoption of this technique for cognitive studies may stem partly from a lack of information on the reproducibility of these measures in the context of cognitive tasks.

The state's two top legislative leaders delayed adoption of a state budget today to give Gov. George E. Pataki more time to sign onto their spending plan, even as they sent a strong message to the Republican governor that they had the votes and willingness to act without him.

But the problem of delayed adoptions is particularly acute in Guatemala, a country of about 14 million people, which in 2007 ranked second only to China in the number of children sent to the United States.

That, analysts said, could further delay adoption of Vista as computer users wait to see how XP will be improved.

Social workers should not delay adoption in the hope of at some point finding an ethnic match for a child.

The decision may be less tricky than it appears, since the Bank of England could offset early budgetary tightening by delaying adoption of a tighter monetary stance.

Ms. Reding had already asked Google to delay adoption of the new privacy policy while regulators assessed its compatibility with European Union law.