Sentence examples for had delayed the rules from inspiring English sources

Public health advocates said utilities had delayed the rules for more than two decades with court challenges and lobbying campaigns.

Senator Kennedy's son, Patrick J. Kennedy, the former congressman from Rhode Island who was one of the law's main backers, said he worried that the Obama administration had delayed the rules because officials were preoccupied with the president's broader legislation and needed the insurance companies' support.

Chip Davis, president of the Generic Pharmaceutical Assn., said he was pleased the FDA had delayed the rule again.

The row over technical standards and who pays for maintenance has delayed the rules' publication several times, and MPs on the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee have urged ministers to find a solution.

The agency was required to apply the new rules by January 22, but the CFTC has delayed the rules in order to collect data.

Reagan Dunn, a Justice Department spokesman, said Mr. Ashcroft had delayed the Clinton rule because the department had found "there are serious issues regarding the ability to audit the system and questions regarding invasion of privacy for citizens lawfully purchasing guns".

Many industry groups are still pushing back, which has delayed the final rules from the SEC.

In June, the Senate defeated a measure that would have delayed the new rule.

But a legal wrangle over the rules has delayed the auction by a year an infinity in Internet time and Finland has got a head-start on Britain by simply giving its licences away.

The House passed a bill introduced by Rep. Dave Camp, a Michigan Republican, earlier this year that would have delayed the implementation of new IRS rules on nonprofits, but the measure didn't make it out of the Senate.

But the Legislature has delayed putting the rules into effect, because it could not come up with the money.