Sentence examples for delayed scheduling from inspiring English sources

For less than one week, while the agency reassessed funding for the remainder of the fiscal year - which ends Sept. 30 - it temporarily delayed scheduling September hearings that would require travel costs or medical-vocational expenditures.

He delayed scheduling a vote for months on the widely supported Wireless Tax Fairness Act, and after he finally announced a vote, 37 checks from wireless-industry executives totaling nearly $40,000 rolled in.

Since Scalia's death, the eight remaining justices have delayed scheduling oral arguments in three cases: Murr v. Wisconsin, Microsoft Corp. v. Baker, and Trinity Lutheran Church of Columbia v. Pauley.

Supreme Court experts like Steve Wermiel, an American University law professor and SCOTUSblog contributor, suspect the eight justices have delayed scheduling oral arguments in these cases in hopes that they might have a ninth colleague before they have to decide them.

The data by freeze-etch EM are not available due to the delayed scheduling of the experiments to be done out of our campus.

Depending on the demand for elective surgery, this approach could provide timely urgent and emergency surgical care at the expense of delayed scheduling of elective surgeries.

Congress has delayed scheduled Medicare cuts for years.

The rainy summer also delayed scheduled repairs until after students were back in their classrooms.

As a member of the Senate Environment Committee, Mr. Sweeney held a crucial vote in the push for the Highlands legislation, and he delayed scheduled votes on the measure several times.

According to the defence review, the increased cost and delayed schedule "reflect the greater understanding we now have about the detailed design of the submarines and their manufacture".

Limited details are often published on a delayed schedule or in aggregate form, making it hard to know the size and scope of such positions.