Sentence examples for delayed for another year from inspiring English sources

But the Canadian government voiced concerns over his potential threat, and his transfer was delayed for another year.

Simple math -- use your fingers, if you wish -- suggests that the hoopla now over the new millennium should have been delayed for another year.

Binyamin Netanyahu, the Israeli prime minister, warned that the peace talks could be delayed for another year unless Palestinians dropped their "illogical and unreasonable" demand for a full settlement freeze.

When some of the widows sought the benefits that were being denied them, "city officials fueled only hostility, telling residents and municipal workers that taxes might need to go up and raises be delayed for another year because of what the deaths had already cost, according to several people involved in these discussions, who requested anonymity for fear of reprisal".

BERLIN — The European Union's plans to start construction on the Nabucco pipeline, which is intended to reduce dependence on Russia for natural gas, have been delayed for another year, until 2013, because the consortium has no gas supply contracts lined up.

On Friday, Mr Varadkar said Brexit could be delayed for another year if British MPs decide they want the government to radically change its policy.

"We know we're losing a thousand orangutans a year at the moment, so if we delay for another year, that's more habitats destroyed, that's more orangutans impacted by this," Gray said.

But Mr. Jobs said that if the company had waited past the Christmas buying season to reduce prices it would have been forced to delay for another year reaching a broader consumer market.

The index provider's decision to delay for another year highlights persistent concerns among global investors about government meddling in local markets as well as the quality of regulation and company accounts.

The Securities and Exchange Commission plans to delay for another year the requirement that small companies report on the state of their internal financial controls, the agency's chairman, Christopher Cox, is expected to tell lawmakers on Wednesday.

A serious international climate agreement was delayed for another six years.