Sentence examples for enforcement delay from inspiring English sources

Then there is the one-year enforcement delay, which will forestall headaches for taxpayers.

Enforcement was delayed while the Sanitation Department developed rules.

Last month, in a concession to Republicans, White House negotiators suggested that the new regulations be published, but that their enforcement be delayed until June 1, allowing the new president the opportunity to rescind them.

Delegates requested that customs duty enforcement be delayed until 1835 and that citizens be granted a method to remove corrupt customs officers.

This is coupled with a long history of inadequate regulatory enforcement, lengthy delays in bringing wrongdoers to court, and a willingness to allow financial services industry titans and their firms to pay fines without admitting wrongdoing.

But similar U.S. investigations have culminated in deferred prosecution deals, where law-enforcement agencies delay or forgo prosecuting a company if it admits wrongdoing, pays a fine and agrees to clean up its compliance systems.

Where breaches of consumer law and licence conditions have been found, the ORR must take enforcement action without delay.

The supervisor worried that law enforcement officials would delay the plane on the ground, the dispatcher said.

Administration officials said today that, as expected, Secretary of State Colin L. Powell decided to delay enforcement until October 2004.

Republicans said the Treasury should use the same authority to delay enforcement of tax penalties for people who go without insurance.

Republicans said it was unfair for Mr. Obama to delay enforcement of the employer mandate without granting similar relief to individuals, who may face tax penalties if they go without health insurance next year.