Sentence examples for deliberate delay from inspiring English sources

Many scientists counter that such deliberate delay risks millions of lives.

Healy, playing his first game of the season, was given a deliberate delay of game penalty after he knocked the net from its moorings.

"I have myself witnessed repeated instances where there has been a denial of responsibility, corrosive suspicion, deliberate delay and a practice of hiding behind values in order to deflect or stifle criticism and protect self-interest.

All of this was understood as code for allowing southern states to continue to resist school desegregation, a strategy the great liberal cartoonist Herblock later dubbed "all deliberate delay".

On a later occasion, Pope St. Zacharias was forced to moderate the zeal of Boniface, who requested not only excommunication but also solitary confinement for two "heretical" missionaries, Adalbert and Clement the Irishman sentences that the pope avoided imposing by deliberate delay.

Conein did not suspect a deliberate delay by the American embassy.

His tugs are deliberate, delayed.

One mooted response is to introduce deliberate delays before trades are executed.

Ian Rintoul from the Refugee Action Coalition said deliberate delays by the immigration department had put the lives of baby and mother at risk.

But a Western diplomat who has been monitoring the signature gathering said the council's decision was a deliberate delaying tactic that was not based on rules governing how the recall process would take place.

Sounding like he could have been talking about Rupert Murdoch's fief as well, Ferriter observed: "There has been this very obvious and planned and hugely arrogant policy of obfuscation and deliberate delaying tactics and complete avoidance of responsibility on the part of the Vatican.