Sentence examples for delays imposed from inspiring English sources

The reasons for the backlog include inadequate staffs and delays imposed by the lenders because of investigations into foreclosure practices.

Speaking on BBC Breakfast, Picardo said the delays imposed by the Spanish at the border crossing were unacceptable.

The delays imposed by sandstorms and fedayeen militia resistance in the southeast may be a blessing in disguise, giving the Fourth, which had been waiting in the vain hope it could enter Iraq via Turkey, time to arrive in Kuwait.

Delays imposed by Russian exchange controls have meant that withdrawals of foreign cash from the government securities market may peak in early December: the Central Bank says it expects $4 billion to leave the market by year-end but that this should be no cause for "panic".The bank is more than usuallyear-end but averthatcollapse of thisrouble for two reashould

Due to the short delays imposed by Customs, the trend is still toward paperless trading.

Time delays imposed to the power system by governor-turbine, thermodynamic process, and communication channels are accounted for as well.

The inordinate delays impose heavy tolls.

It finds that the lack of representation is leading to widespread legal delays, imposing financial burdens on opposing parties fortunate enough to have lawyers, and on businesses and individuals with other legal matters competing for judges' attention.

Such delays impose "a tremendous burden," Peter Djinis, a former anti-money laundering regulator at the Treasury Department, told HuffPost.

"They are packaging this as a pollution cut, but in fact it is a pollution delay imposed on a program that the Clean Air Act requires to go faster," said Dave Hawkins, a lawyer for the Natural Resources Defense Council in Washington.

The proposed scheme considers generation rate constraint (GRC), dead band, and time delay imposed to the power system by governor-turbine, filters, thermodynamic process, and communication channels.