Sentence examples for delayed issuing from inspiring English sources

HHS has delayed issuing essential regulations.

Critics lambasted the agency, saying it approved medicines too easily and for months delayed issuing warnings about potential drug risks.

The Pentagon delayed issuing a 281-page manual laying out commission rules until the eve of the hearing.

The Tunisian government, Jäger explained, initially denied that he was a national and delayed issuing his passport.

The appeals court overturned the district court's grant of habeas corpus, but delayed issuing its opinion until the Supreme Court could review the case.

To avoid defaulting, the Treasury has sometimes delayed issuing certain types of debt held by federal trust funds and by state and local governments.

[CNET] The Environmental Protection Agency again delays issuing final rules on air pollution from natural gas wells drilled through hydraulic fracturing.

On Sept. 24 the federal education secretary, Arne Duncan, said he would delay issuing the final version of the rule to study the comments.

When fuel standards do not keep pace with vehicle technology, the environmental ministry has to delay issuing new tailpipe emissions standards, and so cars do not get upgraded.

Communist officials accused the commission there of falsifying ballot papers and delaying issuing the results.

So far 25 states have urged the EPA to delay issuing rules until their economic impact is better understood.