They had no idea that this practice was routinely adding an overnight delay to correspondence with their American colleagues and contributing to mistrust.
The organisation said it has had no reply to its December correspondence, which focused on the delayed woodlands listings.
One of the survey's respondents, Amy Marie Walsh, described how, after starting university in September, her loan was delayed until January due to the fact correspondence requesting more information from her was sent to the wrong address.
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.
Canisius delayed before reporting his initiative to Seward, who read the enclosed copies of the Garibaldi correspondence about the same time that it appeared in The New York Times in early October.
Caregivers explained that the inability to read and comprehend correspondences written in Swedish led to delay or failure to attend important appointments resulting in non-attendance fine.
Wolfe said the board had agreed to delay its Impress decision following a discussion about the correspondence at a confidential panel meeting held prior to the public meeting.
She didn't, it seems, take much of Higginson's advice (which we can only infer from her replies — his half of the correspondence disappeared), except for his suggestion that she delay publishing.
He sent official correspondence from a personal address, and appeared to deliberately delay public-records requests to cover his tracks before facing a Senate confirmation hearing.
After receiving more than 100,000 pieces of correspondence and holding two days of hearings that drew dozens of witnesses, the panel voted in May to delay action.
We use the delay constraint to indicate the correspondence transmission timeliness metric, which means the maximum allowable transmission delay of a data packet from source to destination.
