Sentence examples for delayed government from inspiring English sources

Some delayed government economic reports are due to be released later this week.

This has delayed government action, despite a high-level commission's recommendation, published in June 1996, that Ontario Hydro should be privatised and the industry opened to competition.The woes of Ontario Hydro can only hurt Canada's exports of nuclear technology.

LONDON — Battered by allegations of phone hacking by the now-shuttered News of the World, Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation on Monday effectively delayed government action on its proposed takeover of the satellite broadcast giant British Sky Broadcasting as the company scrambled to save the $12 billion deal from collapse.

Analysts say most of the problems are concentrated in industries like aviation, infrastructure, real estate and telecommunications — "businesses where the government is heavily involved as a player or lender, and which have also suffered from erratic or delayed government policies," Mr. Bajaj writes.

Even though the five-week partial government shutdown is over for now, it has cost the economy $11 billion due to lost output from federal workers, delayed government spending and reduced demand.

Exxon and API's efforts to sow doubt about climate science have significantly delayed government action on climate change, according to environmentalist Bill McKibben. .

Actually, the experience of Tongji Creative Cluster in Shanghai has already demonstrated successful models, for instance the one, called "delayed government-led model" proposed by Cai and Liu (2014), but it would be useful to analyse more cases with institutional logics thinking in mind.

The Lords can still block and delay government legislation, yet most are now political appointees.

Since then, the Lords have been able only to delay government legislation, not to block it.

The government's national economic and social development board said the unrest would hit tourism, slow household spending and private investment, and delay government spending.

It also limited to two years the length of time the Lords could delay government legislation; a later amendment (1949) reduced this period to one year.