The delaying of costs is obvious.
It is, at a technical level, the delaying of certain notes to create a rhythmic effect.
The most common malpractice is the delaying of cases by some lawyers.
We Americans inbreed this mentality, this delaying of payment due, across the marketplace, not only with reckless home-buying commitments.
Tyler's description of writing, as a delaying of various days of reckoning that come with publication, is haunted a bit with that other, final day of reckoning.
England captain Vaughan's tactical nous - his delaying of the power-play periods resulted in New Zealand managing only 37 runs - proved key.
On November 12th, Republican senators started a 30-hour talkathon to protest against the Democratic Party's delaying of George Bush's judicial nominations.
Liberal Democrat peer, Lord Avebury, has tabled a series of questions in the house about the delaying of the legislation and Grant's conduct.
The delaying of spending on national newspapers is similarly pronounced with GroupM's November forecast of a decline of 6% now altered to a double-digit decline of almost 12% this year.
The MoJ's financial assessment of the problem had been inadequate, the committee says: "The ministry was unable to provide information on the additional costs to the department of the delaying of trials because of the failure to provide interpreters.
"Syria's requests for equipment and open-ended delaying of the removal operation could ultimately jeopardise the carefully timed and co-ordinated multi-state removal and destruction effort," Mikulak warned, complaining of a "bargaining mentality".
