Sentence examples for designed to delay the from inspiring English sources

Although there is no doubt Leveson was acting within his powers, a glance at section 19 suggests it was not designed to delay the release of statements that were going be published anyway, or to punish leaks.

I've made it clear in my conversations, both with him and with my family, that I want no life-saving interventions at the end, nothing designed to delay the inevitable.

By now, he was obsessed: he got a bad review in the Sunday Times, and concluded that Marco was behind it, a conspiracy designed to delay the inevitable — the recognition that Ramsay was the best cook in the country.

A federal appeals court in Philadelphia shook up the pharmaceutical industry Monday when it challenged an arrangement between Schering-Plough and rival firms designed to delay the sale of a generic drug.

Chris Jacobs, a health policy analyst for Senate Republicans, said, "This decision looks suspiciously like yet another political stunt designed to delay the controversy by a year, until after the president's re-election campaign".

In other words, the steels are designed to delay the ductile to brittle transition temperature to resist dynamic loading at subzero temperatures.

I knew that MC Escher's mindscapes were inspired by Perugia, but I wouldn't be surprised if he'd had a hand in Foligno's traffic system, which seems designed to delay and detain the passer-by as long as possible.

The newly marketed MDR capsule and discontinued tablet (Asacol®) formulations have a pH-dependent release mechanism designed to delay release until the formulation reaches the distal gastrointestinal (GI) tract (pH~6.5), thus, increasing the level of exposure to the colon in patients with ulcerative colitis.

To evaluate the feasibility of a clinical trial designed to delay or prevent the onset of disease amongst subjects at risk for familial amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (fALS).

Bob Crow, general secretary of transport union RMT, said the "political posturing" over HS2 was a "smokescreen" designed to delay investment in the railways.

When tested in humans, neuroprotectant agents designed to delay or prevent the demise of at-risk tissue and thus extend the therapeutic time window have consistently failed to produce the effects observed in animal studies.