Sentence examples for delayed the application of from inspiring English sources
Prospective visitors may decide not to bother.The government has shown slight signs of wobbling; it has twice delayed the application of the new rules, and set up a team to discuss the issue.
Nothing prevents firms from using foreign arbitration but losers may delay the application of foreign rulings for years (though not for ever) by filing objections in Brazilian courts.
She said it was not the time to speculate on what might happen if the executions went ahead: "I think the time now is to focus on what we might do to delay the application of this sentence".
"The CNIL and the EU data protection authorities regret that Google did not accept to delay the application of this new policy which raises legitimate concerns about the protection of the personal data of European citizens," it said.
Rooting percentage significantly increased with delaying the application of rooting hormone for one to two weeks from planting, as compared to the control (without hormone) and hormone application at the time of planting (week zero).
Delaying the application of CA storage after harvest can also reduce injury (Watkins et al. 1997; Elgar et al. 1998; Colgan et al. 1999; Argenta et al. 2000; Fawbush et al. 2008).
The I.N.S. delayed the application a couple of months while they researched my father's past.
In Texas, SBC's rivals remained hopeful that the FCC would delay the application until many of their concerns are met.
A court has ruled that Peter Dutton and the immigration department unreasonably delayed the citizenship applications of two former Hazara refugees, a decision that advocates say will provide hope to thousands who have had their cases "put in the bottom drawer".
Indeed, this is the main obstacle delaying the clinical application of human iPSCs (HiPSCs).
Relaxation phenomenon, in physics and chemistry, an effect related to the delay between the application of an external stress to a system that is, to an aggregation of matter and its response.
