Sentence examples for delaying moves from inspiring English sources

Hamza appealed, delaying moves to extradite him.

The government has been accused of deliberately delaying moves to outlaw caste discrimination despite agreeing to extend legal protection to the tens of thousands of people in the UK who are from traditionally lower status Asian backgrounds.

Previous assemblies have delayed moves to have these last smallpox stocks destroyed.

The government has defeated an attempt by rebel Conservative MPs to delay moves to reorganise the Army.

Like airlines, other firms could also delay moving to energy-efficient designs.

Truman delayed moving into the White House so that Mrs. Roosevelt could pack at her own pace.

Some people may delay moving plans, he said, but not cancel them altogether.

Chrysler approved the relocation, but Mr. Coulter had to delay moving because the recession had cut deeply into sales.

Simple things like having walls repainted or floors refinished can be done fairly quickly and only slightly delay moving in.

The runway repairs will be paired with a renovation of the airfield's taxiways, an elaborate warren where planes often are delayed moving from terminal to takeoff.

The YankeeNets said that a referendum would delay moving to a new arena, which it is seeking to do by 2004.