Sentence examples for duty to delay from inspiring English sources
In 1986, In re Anderson Clayton Shareholders Litigationn, a Delaware court stated that directors have "no duty to delay an otherwise appropriate transaction" and that three days to consider an offer might not be long enough but seven to 11 days could.
Figure 5 Average duty cycle comparison with respect to delay deadline.
"The UK has announced wide ranging measures to help Scottish companies access credit, to delay increases in fuel duty and to help the young unemployed in Scotland.
Campaigners lobbied hard over a potential petrol tax hike in the run up to the Autumn Statement and Labour also called for Chancellor George Osborne to delay the planned fuel duty increase for three months.
Labour want to delay the 3p rise in duty planned for January until April.
They have an unlimited duty of care to delayed passengers; non-European airlines do not.
The scandals will follow him from office, and several pending trials, which he had been able to delay on account of official duties, will resume.
Taarabt has been allowed to delay his return after spending part of his close season on international duty with Morocco.
Learn to delay gratification.
Do you think the federal government has a duty to compensate veterans for delays in processing GI Bill benefits?
A government progress report marking the second anniversary of civil service reform also said civil servants must earn the confidence of ministers and have a professional duty to implement ministerial decisions without "delay, fudge or ambiguity".
