Sentence examples for delaying change from inspiring English sources

Repression is delaying change, forcing Islamists underground, or encouraging them to find ways, as the Egyptian example shows, to survive and be successful.

Not only are companies delaying change, they often confuse consumers by saying their plastic is "recyclable," "bio-degradeable" or "compostable," all of which sound good but in practical terms may be of little use, says Greenpeace U.K. campaigner Louise Edge.

Affected communities also need to share potential windfalls — and somehow be prevented from delaying changes for decades.

After a protracted battle over the trade union bill, the government proposed delaying changes to political funding and agreed to a trial of e-voting for strike ballots.

While the Shiite movement is reactionary, Iran has gone to far with Westernization to delay change.

The real goal of the pushback in both cases, he said, is to delay change.

The industry's response is to fight and delay change to the status quo, even to deny that it is necessary.

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Just weeks before far-reaching new rules to protect the privacy of people's medical records go into force, the health care industry is lobbying the Bush administration to delay, change or kill the regulations.

Such an approach affords the planner the flexibility to delay, change, or even abandon the future network investment.

"The language of renewable energy has been lost in elitism to confuse and delay change," says Banoffee.