Sentence examples for delayed the matter from inspiring English sources
The council was scheduled to consider changing rules that limit smoking inside apartment buildings and at restaurants in early August, but delayed the matter.
How could I not sympathize?" Complications in assigning a judge to Harrisson's trial has delayed the matter, but his lawyer confirmed the case will be heard in the city's Provincial Court in late May.
How could I not sympathize?" Complications in assigning a judge to Harrisson's trial in St. John's have delayed the matter, but his lawyer confirmed the case will be heard in the city's Provincial Court in late May.
Such requests are usually approved within a matter of days, but the New York racing officials, who also consulted with the State Department, delayed processing his application and appeared ready to delay the matter for the foreseeable future.
So we delay the matter and observe the [birthing] situation.
But both the board and the state attorney general's office, which is defending the lawsuit, say they cannot discuss the cases that have been delayed because the matter is in litigation.
Company officials said they delayed making the matter public until they had researched what information was on the tapes and whom it affected, and determined the issue was sensitive enough to warrant a broad disclosure.
There is a vague promise of referendums of local parents on the fate of the existing 160-odd grammar schools, but the further consultation proposed in the white paper seems to be a means of delaying the whole matter in the hope that it simply goes away.Overall, the white paper avoids the worst pitfalls and contains many sensible proposals.
It delayed the ban and opened the matter for six weeks of public comment.
A smaller PROGRESS substudy also showed that active treatment stopped or delayed the progression of cerebral white matter hyperintensities (WMH) in patients with stroke (Dufouil et al. 2005).
Confusion over fiscal matters further delayed the project by an additional 3 months.
