Sentence examples for delayed relief from inspiring English sources

The Taliban have also delayed relief convoys by demanding high taxes on their passage.

We may not agree with the Court of Appeals on breakup or tying, but it has set a standard that would mean protracted proceedings and delayed relief with a highly uncertain result".

"In doing so, the regulators are trying to speed the process after a flawed, independent foreclosure review delayed relief for millions of borrowers, according to people briefed on the matter.

Federal authorities plan to issue a stinging critique of how banking regulators responded to wide-ranging foreclosure abuses, blaming officials for a bureaucratic maze that delayed relief to homeowners.

At the time Jamestown consisted of a paltry isolated settlement of several dozen souls, with disease, starvation and battles with local Indian tribes regularly claiming almost as many lives as Virginia Company could send in delayed relief ships from England, the funds raised from wary investors.

A new report by the Government Accountability Office will take aim at the Federal Reserve and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency for creating a bureaucratic maze that delayed relief to homeowners in foreclosure, according to a draft of the 74-page document provided to The New York Times.

The report also highlighted broad breakdowns in communications that led the review to stagnate, delaying relief to homeowners.

One of the trade groups that opposed the change, the National Community Pharmacists Association, said in a statement on Thursday that the move would "likely pose significant hardships for many patients and delay relief for vulnerable patients with legitimate chronic pain".

Delaying relief to the American people?

The flooding washed out roads and railroads, delaying relief efforts into the devastated area.

He said that in the event the Congressional process was delayed, the relief might be extended.