Sentence examples for delayed by negotiations from inspiring English sources

For months, plans similar to the one proposed over the weekend had been delayed by negotiations with the taxi industry.

The book's publication has been long delayed by negotiations with the artist Penelope Jardine, Spark's companion during her decades in Rome and then Tuscany and later her executor.

The Blues are also expected to complete the loan move for Corinthians striker Alexandre Pato later today, although the switch was delayed by negotiations over a loan fee.

The Board of Education promised that each fellow would immediately be assigned a mentor, but the process has been delayed by negotiations with the union, which requires special compensation for mentors.

The group gathered in Minnesota and prepared to leave by wagon train from St . Cloudon August 1, 1865, but their departure was delayed by negotiations between the government and Indians.

The ECB had originally intended to sign them off at the end of September, but were delayed by negotiations with the PCA.

Informal discussions between the federation and the studios could begin immediately, but formal talks might be delayed by separate negotiations scheduled in early April between the companies and the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employes, which represents production workers.

The season was delayed by contract negotiations.

The deal had been delayed by protracted negotiations and the strains of the economic downturn, as financing for major real estate endeavors has dried up.

Critics have argued that the chance of default is high, and the loans have been delayed by protracted negotiations over what the fee should be.

The publication of the Chilcot report has undeniably been delayed by long negotiations between the inquiry and Heywood about the release of correspondence between Blair and President George W Bush.