Sentence examples for government delayed from inspiring English sources

The Norwegian government delayed prosecuting Hamsun, hoping he would die.

The government delayed the vote over fears of terrorist attacks.

The Soviet reactor lacked a containment facility, and the Communist government delayed announcing the accident.

The scheme was due to launch this October but the government delayed it earlier this year.

In February 2010, the government delayed Mr. Castaldi's sentencing to more fully account for investor losses.

Negotiations over a new government, delayed for a week, are supposed to begin Monday.

But in late 2012, facing heavy criticism, the government delayed its rollout until January 2014.

But the government delayed the decision in December, saying more work should be done on noise, pollution and compensation payments.

Government intervention, however, represents a major roadblock in the presence of delayed reform, a condition in which the government delays the implementation of socially desirable reform and wealth redistribution.

Lawmakers and political parties have been unable to agree on the composition of a new government, delaying the opening of parliament.

But UKIP said billions were being wasted by the government "delaying" the UK's exit from the EU.