Sentence examples for delayed by objections from inspiring English sources

Hadassah's application was delayed by objections from Arab countries.

In the event, his testimony was delayed by objections raised by Mr Tan's lawyers.This week it emerged that President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo had transferred control of the PCGG from her own office to that of the justice minister, who denied any deal with the Marcoses but seemed to acknowledge the possibility of one.

The Barroso Commission took office in late 2004 after being delayed by objections from the Parliament, which forced a reshuffle.

However, the permission was delayed by objections until November 1998, by which time Joe Colwell had replaced Kearney as chairman and ended Premier Computers' involvement with the club.

Mr Bush and President Vladimir Putin are finally expected to shake hands on Russian membership of the WTO, long delayed by US objections.

Mr Bush and his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, are finally expected to shake hands on Russian membership of the WTO, long delayed by US objections.

Picard has won court approval to recover an additional $7.2 billion from the estate of Florida investor Jeffry Picower, but said actual recovery of that sum has been delayed by an appeal and an objection to a forfeiture order.

If an objection is raised, Senate rules allow that the final vote can be delayed by at most 30 hours, meaning a vote could not take place until midday Wednesday.

Further study was delayed by European wars.

The third round was delayed by rain.

Later conference trains were delayed by hours.