Sentence examples for delaying questions from inspiring English sources

Last week, Obama directed all federal agencies to take steps toward delaying questions about any criminal history until after they have already made a conditional offer of employment.

Maximum security has enabled Little, Brown to delay questions about the book's contents, like: Will it savage ESPN, its executives and its talent, causing recriminations and resignations?

Elferink reiterated his apology during debate on a censure motion which delayed question time on Thursday afternoon.

"We are routinely delayed, questioned and treated like criminals because of the solidarity we bring to refugees stuck in 'The Jungle' in Calais," he told the Independent.

To further expand opportunities for inmates after release, the White House Fair Chance Business Pledge initiated in the spring of last year includes a "ban the box" initiative that delays questions about criminal history during the job application process.

Delay questions or comments until the speaker has finished.

Equally, it could relate to the question formats: both recognition and delay questions were presented as a series of nine symptoms, which could in part explain why recognition showed closer associations with delay than did recall.

But the project has been continually delayed amid questions as to whether the company can afford to build it.

David Denby wrote about it in the magazine, and mentioned that it was delayed by questions concerning music rights.

The detained person is entitled to telephone a solicitor, but cannot delay answering questions until a solicitor arrives.

In the ensuing uproar François Hollande, the president of France, suggested that TTIP talks should be delayed until questions about the spying allegations were answered.